Microsoft's Activision has established a brand new studio called Elsewhere Entertainment.
01.05.2024 - 20:55 / comingsoon.net / Ubisoft
Ubisoft is getting ready to celebrate May the 4th, announcing that a x event featuring Darth Maul as a playable character will arrive in the game.
The new event will see Brawlhalla celebrate all things Star Wars, specifically The Phantom Menace. It will include a new Sidekick, two new Avatars, four new Emojis, a new map, and Darth Maul, who will utilize both a double-bladed and single-bladed lightsaber in battle. He is an agile fighter with some serious jumping abilities due to his agility.
Check out a trailer to see Darth Maul in Brawlhalla below:
Alongside the inclusion of Darth Maul, Brawlhalla will see R2-D2 join the game as a new Sidekick who will carry players into the battlefield. A new map themed after the Theed Power Generator will also be added into the game, as well a range of Emojis including the Clone Trooper WP, Darth Maul Rage, Battle Droid Thumbs Up, and Obi-Wan Facepalm.
Brawlhalla is available now for free on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PC, and Mac.
Microsoft's Activision has established a brand new studio called Elsewhere Entertainment.
Activision has established a new internal development studio called Elsewhere Entertainment.
Ubisoft has provided extensive updates on its upcoming titles for the fiscal year, primarily Assassin’s Creed Shadows and Star Wars Outlaws. In its full-year 2023-24 earnings release, the publisher confirmed that both titles would receive “updates” at Ubisoft Forward on June 10th.
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