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Star Wars: The Old Republic
BioWare and LucasFilm provided a look today into the backstory for the upcoming expansion for Star Wars: The Old Republic, called Knights of the Eternal Throne, with an action-packed cinematic trailer.
"Trailer" doesn't really do it justice - for all intents and purposes, it's a short film about a mother and her young daughter, who becomes a powerful force user. There's a great six-versus-one lightsaber battle, plus some impressive-looking new force powers on display in the video, titled "Betrayed," which you can check out below.
Knights of the Eternal Throne is available Dec. 2, and is free to The Old Republic subscribers. If you're wondering whether now's the time to get into SWTOR, BioWare has sweetened the pot by offering the bounty hunter Shae Vizla as a companion for players who subscribe before Oct. 25. Still on the fence? Then you might want to check out Matt Miller's advice on whether The Old Republic is the right game for you.
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