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Minecraft Becomes A Hive Of Scum And Villainy With 55 Star Wars Skins
These might be the Minecraft skins you’re looking for. Microsoft has announced a new bundle of classic Star Wars skins available today for Xbox One and Xbox 360.
This is just the kickoff of a new partnership between Lucasfilm and Microsoft. The bundle includes 55 skins from Episodes IV through VI, including seven different versions of both Luke Skywalker and Princess Leia.
Here’s the entire list of what’s coming in the $2.99 pack:
- Luke Skywalker, Tatooine
- Luke Skywalker, X-wing Pilot
- Luke Skywalker, Bespin
- Luke Skywalker, Hoth
- Luke Skywalker, Dagobah
- Luke Skywalker, Endor
- Luke Skywalker, Jedi Knight
- Han Solo, Smuggler
- Han Solo, Hoth
- Han Solo, Endor
- Chewbacca
- Princess Leia Organa, Senator
- Princess Leia Organa, Yavin 4
- Princess Leia Organa, Hoth
- Princess Leia Organa, Bespin
- Princess Leia, Jabba's Palace
- Princess Leia Organa, Endor
- Tusken Raider
- Stormtrooper
- Darth Vader
- Blockade Runner Soldier
- C-3PO
- Ben Kenobi
- Cantina Band Member
- TIE Fighter Pilot
- Walrus Man (Ponda Baba)
- Hammerhead (Momaw Nadon)
- Greedo
- Governor Tarkin
- Lando Calrissian, Bespin
- Boba Fett
- Bossk
- Dengar
- Zuckuss
- IG-88
- Emperor
- AT-AT Pilot
- Lobot
- Rancor Keeper
- Gamorrean Guard
- Lando Calrissian, Skiff Guard
- Princess Leia Organa, Boushh
- Oola
- Nien Nunb
- Bib Fortuna
- Scout Trooper
- Emperor's Royal Guard
- Admiral Ackbar
- R2-D2
- Yoda
- Jawa
- Wampa Ice Creature
- Wicket W. Warrick
- Rancor
- 4-LOM
Microsoft says that there will be more Star Wars-themed content in the future. You might yet see your dream of playing as Jar Jar Binks fulfilled. For more Minecraft mashups, check out our previous coverage of Doctor Who and Guardians of the Galaxy skins.
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