EA CEO Andrew Wilson is still confident of the company's future with the Star Wars license.

Here's our suggestion for non-EA Star Wars games we'd like to see and the developers we'd love to see make them.

Lucasfilm Games is taking back control of the Star Wars license from Electronic Arts, and here's why this is a good thing.

Insiders suggest a new studio is in charge of the project.

Lucasfilm Games may have found new partners for adventures in a galaxy far, far away, but EA is still making Star Wars games.

The adventures of Indiana Jones in his new game will not affect Bethesda's other projects like TES VI or Starfield.

Ubisoft & Massive Entertainment have entered into an agreement with Lucasfilm to develop a Star Wars game.

Bethesda is working with the newly announced Lucasfilm Games company on bringing a new Indiana Jones to market.

Lucasfilm now has a game banner. It's Lucasfilm Games. Not Lucasgames.