Some truly great games have faded from memory and deserve another chance. They stood out for their compelling stories, creative gameplay, and unique art styles. Even though they’ve been overlooked over time, playing them now shows just how special they were. Here are five Xbox 360 role-playing games that were defining for their time but aren’t often discussed among the console’s best.
The world of live-action Star Wars is now strongly connected to the stories told in its animated series, confirming these characters are vital to the overall Star Wars universe. This blend of different storytelling styles opens up almost limitless possibilities, drawing on decades of content from animated projects that are now ready to be adapted for live-action. Shows like Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars Rebels created complex storylines and characters that are already being explored in live-action. Newer shows, such as Star Wars: The Bad Batch, continue to expand on the post-Order 66 timeline. Even the unique anthology series, Star Wars: Visions, offers fresh ideas and characters that could bring a new perspective to the galaxy.
First up is the Chewbacca Life Day action figure, designed after the traditional Wookiee clothing worn during the Life Day celebration. In the world of Star Wars, Life Day takes place at the Tree of Life on the Wookiee planet of Kashyyyk. Disney says this figure will also talk! The incredibly detailed Loth-Cat plush toy will include sound effects too. From the preview photos, it looks very realistic and cute.
So, I was checking out an investor presentation from the company, and they pretty much confirmed it – they’re making a sequel to Lies of P! If you finished the first game, you probably already have some guesses about where they’re going with the story.
Here is an overview of the game, via Snoozy Kazoo:
Here are the details:
Good news for fans! Rockstar Games is reportedly working on bringing the original Red Dead Redemption to modern consoles – Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC. A recent rating from the Entertainment Software Ratings Board confirms this, classifying the game as “M” for Mature 17+ – as expected for its mature themes and open-world Western setting.
RIDE 6 introduces a new career mode called RIDE Fest. This mode is designed like a touring festival, letting players progress at their own speed as they compete to become the world’s best rider. Players will race against ten legendary two-wheel racers, including real-world stars like Casey Stoner, Troy Bayliss, and Guy Martin.
The game Pokemon Pokopia is coming to the Switch 2 on March 5th, 2026. A recent trailer gave us a clearer look at how the game will play. As we already knew, Pokemon Pokopia will let you build and customize your own island. You’ll learn skills from Pokemon to make your island a better place to live. The new trailer also showed that the game shares a lot of similarities with Animal Crossing, and introduced the game’s Pokemon Professor.
Composer Kohei Tanaka announced the death of acclaimed director Tatsuya Nagamine on social media. Tanaka attended a memorial service for Nagamine at Toei Animation Studio and noted his significant contributions to the anime One Piece, describing his work as extraordinary. Tanaka fondly remembered their conversations, particularly Nagamine’s rapid-fire way of speaking, and expressed a wish to have heard it again.