You don't see a lot of redheaded protagonists in video games or really any other form of entertainment, but you do in Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. For those that haven't played the new single-player, narrative-driven Star Wars game, in it, you play as Cal Kestis, who is brought to life by Cameron Monaghan, who also lends his likeness to the character, giving Kestis red hair. That said, apparently people don't like playing as Monaghan's Kestis, because mods have already begun to pop up changing the look of the character, including his hair color. As you would expect, the Santa Monica born actor took issue with this, and called out the mods publicly on Twitter.
EA chief executive officer Andrew Wilson was asked about the company's plans for the Star Wars franchise and the possibility of acquisitions.
They're not looking to acquire, but are they looking to be acquired? That's the big question now with companies like EA, T2, etc.
EA relies way to much on their licensed ip's which isn't a good thing for a Buyer.
I really want them to finish up Cal's story so LucasFilm are free to use him in a TV show or Film if he survives in the end anyway
Cal or Ezra should be rebuilding the Jedi Temple Order...not Rey.
1. Yes we do want it
2. One of the biggest recent announcements has been Star Wars Outlaws, developed by someone else.
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There are so many Star Wars games it is hard to count them all! So here are the seven best Star Wars games.
all of those are good. I'd add some honorable mentions like Dark Forces and the original vector graphics arcade game.
Jokes on him, at least the rest of us normal folk have a soul.
I have no problems with redheads, in fact I find they have the best looking females. It's a shame in 100 years they will be extinct.
At least I have a soul.
I laughed so hard that I'm crying. Be glad that the mods just changed your hair color ahhahahaahah