wraggster
May 8th, 2013, 23:03
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has spotted multiple new domains filed by Lucasfilm on May 6, including:
gunganfrontier2.com
starwarsalliance.com
starwarsrebels.com
starwarswolfpack.com
wolfpackadventures.net
wookieehunters.com
order67.net
This comes just days after EA revealed on Monday that it has signed a multi-year deal with Lucasfilm parent company Disney to secure the rights to develop and publish 'core' new Star Wars games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/404635/ea-secures-exclusive-rights-to-core-star-wars-game-development/).As part of the deal, Disney retains "certain rights" to develop new titles within the mobile, social, tablet and online game categories.While its unclear whether the new domains relate to games or other forms of media, domains such as 'Wookie Hunters' and 'Wolf Pack Adventures' seem suited to video game titles - particularly that of mobile/tablet games.Following the closure of the video game development arm of LucasArts (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/398998/disney-shuts-lucasarts-game-publisher/), Lucasfilm has yet to reveal its plans for in-house development of Star Wars games.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/404990/lucasfilm-domains-hint-at-several-new-star-wars-projects/
has spotted multiple new domains filed by Lucasfilm on May 6, including:
gunganfrontier2.com
starwarsalliance.com
starwarsrebels.com
starwarswolfpack.com
wolfpackadventures.net
wookieehunters.com
order67.net
This comes just days after EA revealed on Monday that it has signed a multi-year deal with Lucasfilm parent company Disney to secure the rights to develop and publish 'core' new Star Wars games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/404635/ea-secures-exclusive-rights-to-core-star-wars-game-development/).As part of the deal, Disney retains "certain rights" to develop new titles within the mobile, social, tablet and online game categories.While its unclear whether the new domains relate to games or other forms of media, domains such as 'Wookie Hunters' and 'Wolf Pack Adventures' seem suited to video game titles - particularly that of mobile/tablet games.Following the closure of the video game development arm of LucasArts (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/398998/disney-shuts-lucasarts-game-publisher/), Lucasfilm has yet to reveal its plans for in-house development of Star Wars games.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/404990/lucasfilm-domains-hint-at-several-new-star-wars-projects/