This week's top rental charts from U.S. game rental company GameFly, representing the most requested games for the week ending December 3rd, highlight both to-be-released and already released games in a unique demand-specific chart.
LucasArts has revealed that for the US launch party of Renegade Squadron on October 9th (to be held at the PlayStation store at the Metreon in San Francisco, if you're in the area), gamers should expect a host of prizes, special goodies and events.
In this post, Jeff Pena, one of the producers for Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron, writes:
If you're in the San Francisco metro area, you may want to head to the Sony Metreon for the Star Wars Battlefront launch party. The festivities start next Tuesday at 6PM. LucasArts is promising tons of prizes, such as the Han Solo carbonite case -- free for the first 200 people that purchase the new PSP bundle. If you come in costume, you'll get a chance at winning a Darth Vader lightsaber replica. Of course, with tons of people expected to show up, there'll undoubtedly be tons of opportunities for some local wi-fi multiplayer as well.
Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron lead designer Mike Rosser talks about the evolution of the PSP title's story narrator Col Serra. Col Serra is an old friend of Han Solo during his smuggling days, and has very few appearances in the series making it almost totally up to Rebellion Developments to come up with the character's look.
So, in the spirit of taking a break from your spreadsheet, contemplating your future or planning your summer holiday, why not spend a few minutes toying around with Renegade Squadron's official website?Aside from all the information on the game you'd expect to find, there's a neat character customisation feature enabling you to mix head styles on one of three body types, before accessorizing your creation with one of the available weapons.
With a level of surprise equal to the shock of finding out Princess Leia's sibling relationship to Luke Skywalker, Pocket Gamer bumped into a fully playable demonstration of the newest Star Wars game at Sony Gamers' Day event last week.