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The 160-page hardcover book includes a sizable Droid Codex -- a catalog of many new and established droids for incorporation into the game as player or non-player characters. "Some of the newly created droids are the EI-9 Network Security Droid, GD16 Pilot Droid, MEV Medical Evacuation Droid, the S19 astromech and the TC-SC infiltration droid," says Hershey. "A few of the expanded droids include the unusual RO-D from a Holonet News entry, the SD-X stealth battle droid from Jacen Solo's SD-XX in the Legacy of the Force series, the PLNK power droid from the Clone Wars series, and the KM1 mining droid from Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords."

Be sure to read the entire article and see pictures of droids from this new sourcebook!

After a long wait, Chapter 2 again really delivers on original music and professional visual effects. As always, the film has some great light humor. If you have younger viewers, there is some mild language to be aware of as there are conversations that you would typically find in a military unit.

Join the 181st Mechanized Armor Assault Division as they drop for ground assault on Norca II. You can find this great video in My Favorite Fan Films section. You can find other Fan Films in the Other Star Wars Fan Films section. Enjoy!

All Lucasfilm Animation workers need to see, touch and manipulate characters, ships and planets is a flat-screen monitor, a stylus and access to the company’s Director’s Toolkit and virtual camera pre-visualization technology.

“Our pre-viz tool allows us to create a simple blocking of scenes with characters and sets, and position as many cameras as needed to quickly capture the director’s vision,” Clone Wars CG supervisor Joel Aron told Wired.com.

Lucasfilm’s virtual camera is yet another weapon in the filmmaking arsenal ready and waiting at 21-century directors’ fingertips. These powerful digital tools are rapidly changing the way movies and television shows are assembled — and what fans see on-screen, in animated attractions as well as CGI-enhanced live-action films. Be sure to read the entire article!

Synopsis: When Luminara goes missing, Obi-Wan and Ki-Adi-Mundi lead a platoon of clones in search of her. When the search leads to a mysterious lair, the Jedi are faced with a horde of undead warriors.

Kyle Katarn returns to the Jedi Academy on Yavin IV seeking Master Skywalker’s advice on a familiar disturbance he senses in the force. During his visit, he sees some familiar faces… some friendly, some not so friendly.

You can find this video in the Other Star Wars Fan Films section. You can find other great Fan Films in My Favorite Fan Films section. Enjoy!

Achim Moller of Factor 5 GmbH recently assured that both of their other Wii titles could have been released in 2009, indicating that Rogue Squadron and Pilotwings have been finished. Moller admits, nonetheless, that Factor 5 is unsure whether both of these titles will see a release, suggesting that either Nintendo or LucasArts are not confident on publishing their Factor 5-developed game.

The question now is whether or not Nintendo and LucasArts might release either project at all. Be sure to read the entire article.