It can be a lot to keep track of, but we're here to help. From Meta to Microsoft to gaming's main man Geoff Keighley, a lot of live-stream events have already been announced. As we enter June, though, the number of showcases is only going to ramp up. On May 24, Sony kicked things off with a PlayStation Showcase that revealed things like a Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater remake and that Bungie is reviving the Marathon series. This year is shaping up to be no different, especially now that E3 2023 is canceled. For years, this was all centered around E3, but since that show went away during the COVID-19 pandemic, publishers have switched things up and held a variety of reveal-focused live-stream events over the course of the entire season. Summer is one of the most exciting times to be a gamer, as it's when most video game developers and publishers tease what's coming next. Witness the fire power of this fully armed and operational Death Star fire pit 'Star Wars Battlefront' nets multiple Death Star maps and Chewbacca in newest DLC If you have Planet Coaster, you can download the ride right from the Steam Workshop.ĭeath of a planet: Astronomers discover grisly scene of planetary destruction It’s not the first time an ambitious Planet Coaster user has brought Star Wars into a digital theme park, but it’s certainly one of the most impressive examples. Maurice’s first two outings, a Mount Everest expedition, and a still-in-progress recreation of a lost temple inspired by the Indiana Jones films, feature similarly detailed environments and impressive engineering. He’s also created two other roller coaster and theme park experiences for Planet Coaster, both of which are just as lovingly detailed as the Star Wars ride.

Who is the architect of this impressive feat of digital engineering? According to Kotaku, a Steam user by the name of Chuck Maurice. Section of the Death Star from ‘A New Hope’ takes a proton torpedo at auctionĭeath Star toaster emblazons ‘Star Wars’ logo on your breakfast

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