This summer offers a lot of interesting things a worthy harvest for fans of the video game part of the galaxy “Star Wars”. For example, on Wednesday evening, the originally mobile free-to-play game Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes from EA and Capital Games was publicly released in a PC version. Although at the moment it is available in early access and only through the EA app (formerly Origin). At the end of August, the action adventure Star Wars: Outlaws from Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment will finally be released, and right in the middle of the summer holidays, Aspyr Media will receive a console classic. Star Wars: Bounty Hunter on all modern platforms.
But developer Aspyr has a reputation for being sloppy with the libelous Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection, so in an apparent attempt to prove they’re serious this time around, they’ve offered up new details about the entire project. First up, they’ve confirmed that Star Wars: Bounty Hunter on PC, Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch is not the result of emulation. That’s about a native port based on the GameCube version’s source code. It appeared on the market at the turn of 2002 and 2003.
Source :Indian TV
