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Star Wars Attack Squadrons Domain Names Registered By Disney
Disney has gone on a registration spree grabbing a collection of domain names for something called Star Wars Attack Squadrons.
Fusible reports that yesterday Disney registered 24 domain names that were all some version of the name Star Wars Attack Squadron. Outside of the name, there is no indication of what Attack Squadrons is. It could be anything having to do with Star Wars, like a new movie, TV show, theme park ride, or a video game.
[Source: Fusible]
Our Take
As mentioned previously, Attack Squadron could be anything. The words "attack" and "squadron" are just terms that make it sound like a cooperative interactive experience where players are attacking in squadrons. Also, there was the Rogue Squadron series, which shares 50% of the same words. Could this be a reboot of that series? I would certainly like it to be.
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