Monthly Archives: November 2019
How to Unlock Every Lightsaber and Color in Jedi Fallen Order
Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order has eight different lightsaber colors available for you to customize your lightsaber. They have no effect other than looking neat (and sounding different, more on that below) -- in other words, lightsaber colors are purely cosmetic. You start Jedi Fallen Order with the Blue and Green lightsaber colors, which you can change at your first workbench on the Mantis. You can also switch to Orange from the start if you have the pre-order bonus.
Every Lightsaber Color
These are all of the saber colors that can be found:
- Blue - Default color
- Green - Unlocked from the start
- Purple - Requires Kyber Crystal found on Ilum
Arkane Studios Co-Founder Launches New Studio, WolfEye
Raphael Colantonio, the former President and Creative Director of Dishonored-creator Arkane Studios, has set up a new development company, WolfEye Studios. He has begun the venture along with fellow Arkane veteran Julien Roby, who was the company’s former Executive Producer.
At WolfEye Studios, Colantonio takes on the role of President and Creative Director, and Roby is the company’s CEO and Executive Producer. The developer already has a project in the works, which will be announced at The Game Awards this December. While WolfEye is keeping quiet about what that game is until the announcement, it has published a teaser picture which you can see below.
WolfEye Studios aims to “create games in which players live their own adventures in rich simulated worlds that respond to actions and decisions in ways that are unique to each playthrough” according to a press release from the company. That certainly sounds like a similar mantra to that of Arkane Studios, but it remains to be seen if the developer’s first game treads close to the Immersive Sim genre line.
Arkane Studios Co-Founder Launches New Studio, WolfEye
Raphael Colantonio, the former President and Creative Director of Dishonored-creator Arkane Studios, has set up a new development company, WolfEye Studios. He has begun the venture along with fellow Arkane veteran Julien Roby, who was the company’s former Executive Producer.
At WolfEye Studios, Colantonio takes on the role of President and Creative Director, and Roby is the company’s CEO and Executive Producer. The developer already has a project in the works, which will be announced at The Game Awards this December. While WolfEye is keeping quiet about what that game is until the announcement, it has published a teaser picture which you can see below.
WolfEye Studios aims to “create games in which players live their own adventures in rich simulated worlds that respond to actions and decisions in ways that are unique to each playthrough” according to a press release from the company. That certainly sounds like a similar mantra to that of Arkane Studios, but it remains to be seen if the developer’s first game treads close to the Immersive Sim genre line.
How Much Did the Sonic Redesign Cost?
The studio behind the Sonic the Hedgehog movie reportedly paid less than $5 million to redesign the character.
Indiewire reports that the only visual effects in their final form were the shots in the infamous original trailer from April 30. So, when the decision to redesign Sonic was announced just three days after the trailer's debut, the VFX team still had a lot of work to do anyway.
Their source also says that the effects artists did not "suffer" with the new demands.
How Much Did the Sonic Redesign Cost?
The studio behind the Sonic the Hedgehog movie reportedly paid less than $5 million to redesign the character.
Indiewire reports that the only visual effects in their final form were the shots in the infamous original trailer from April 30. So, when the decision to redesign Sonic was announced just three days after the trailer's debut, the VFX team still had a lot of work to do anyway.
Their source also says that the effects artists did not "suffer" with the new demands.
Why LittleBigPlanet Was the Best Game Pitch This Ex-Sony Exec Ever Saw
In his many years at Sony, Microsoft, and now Google, LittleBigPlanet is still the best game pitch Phil Harrison has ever heard.
In this month's episode of IGN Unfiltered, Ryan McCaffrey sat down with former PlayStation executive (and current Google VP) Phil Harrison to talk about his favorite game pitch, as well as Harrison's time at Sony, Microsoft, Google, and much more.
"There's a few stories to it," Harrison began, "First of all, that whole thing came about because a guy who worked for me, called Pete Hawley, spent a lot of time in a pub in Guildford with Alex
and Mark
from Lionhead and, persuading them over many pints of beer, over many, many months, about leaving and starting their own company
Why LittleBigPlanet Was the Best Game Pitch This Ex-Sony Exec Ever Saw
In his many years at Sony, Microsoft, and now Google, LittleBigPlanet is still the best game pitch Phil Harrison has ever heard.
In this month's episode of IGN Unfiltered, Ryan McCaffrey sat down with former PlayStation executive (and current Google VP) Phil Harrison to talk about his favorite game pitch, as well as Harrison's time at Sony, Microsoft, Google, and much more.
"There's a few stories to it," Harrison began, "First of all, that whole thing came about because a guy who worked for me, called Pete Hawley, spent a lot of time in a pub in Guildford with Alex
and Mark
from Lionhead and, persuading them over many pints of beer, over many, many months, about leaving and starting their own company
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Character Posters Revealed
With one month remaining until Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits theaters, Disney and Lucasfilm have revealed character posters for our many of the heroes and villains that will help bring the Skywalker Saga to an end.
The character posters, which are all gathered below, feature Rey, Kylo Ren, Finn, Poe Dameron, BB-8, Lando Calrissian, Chewbacca, Rose Tico, Jannah, C-3PO, R2-D2, Zorii Bliss, and D-O on a starry background from a galaxy far, far away.
Notably missing are Emperor Palpatine, Luke Skywalker and General Leia Organa. While Leia, played by the late Carrie Fisher, is still alive at the end of The Last Jedi, Palpatine and Luke are potentially another story.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Character Posters Revealed
With one month remaining until Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker hits theaters, Disney and Lucasfilm have revealed character posters for our many of the heroes and villains that will help bring the Skywalker Saga to an end.
The character posters, which are all gathered below, feature Rey, Kylo Ren, Finn, Poe Dameron, BB-8, Lando Calrissian, Chewbacca, Rose Tico, Jannah, C-3PO, R2-D2, Zorii Bliss, and D-O on a starry background from a galaxy far, far away.
Notably missing are Emperor Palpatine, Luke Skywalker and General Leia Organa. While Leia, played by the late Carrie Fisher, is still alive at the end of The Last Jedi, Palpatine and Luke are potentially another story.
Don’t Fall Into This Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order Game-breaking Bug
EA is currently working on a fix for a game-breaking bug in Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order that forces players to restart the campaign, losing potentially hours of progression.
The bug can be found on Dathomir, one of the planets provided as a destination option when the game allows players to choose their own path for the first time. The area is limited for lower-powered players as it requires the use of Force abilities to properly navigate. However, a chasm that should require a double-jump to cross can be navigated across without the jump. The problem is, you can’t make the journey back without the skill.
Because of Jedi Fallen Order’s single-slot save mechanic that is tied to meditation points, it means any players who meditate while across the chasm are then stuck there for good, unable to progress due to a lack of correct force powers and unable to back-track because of the need to double-jump. The only solution is to start the game all over again.