Check Out 34 Incredible Star Wars Biker Scout Helmet Redesigns
The Biker Scout Helmet Project is creating one-of-a-kind themed versions of the iconic Imperial headgear to raise money for the Make A Wish Foundation. They are rad as heck.
Encompassing everything from British Bobbies to Deadpool's head impaled on Wolverine's hand, each helmet is unique, and will be auctioned off through eBay in the next 10 days.
Check out every single one in our gallery from Star Wars Celebration below:
For more Star Wars Celebration galleries, including all the Rogue One props and costumes on show, check out our bustling event page.
Star Wars Celebration 2016: New Rogue One Planet, Scarif Revealed
A new planet in the Star Wars universe, Scarif has been revealed before its appearance in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.
Shown off by Gareth Edwards during the Rogue One panel at Star Wars Celebration 2016, scenes for Scarif were shot in the Maldives, with minimal green screen work.
Stormtroopers on Scarif.
Scarif is also the same "paradise world" shown on the new Rogue One poster revealed later in the same panel:
Look at The Costumes and Props of Rogue One
Disney brought a collection of costumes and props from Rogue One: A Star Wars Story to Celebration in London today. In the galleries below you can get a real good look at the wardrobes of the Rebels, Director Krennic, the new Shoretroopers and Death Troopers.
Take a closer look by swiping through the galleries below:
As director of Advanced Weapons Research for the Imperial military, Orson Krennic is obsessed with the completion of the long-delayed Death Star project. A cruel but brilliant man, Krennic has staked his reputation on the delivery of the functional battle station to the Emperor.
Official Shoretroopers description at the exhibit:
Specialist stormtroopers stationed at the top secret Imperial military headquarters. Shoretroopers patrol the beaches and bunkers of the planetary facility.
Star Wars Celebration 2016: Rogue One Poster Revealed
The poster for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, featuring the tagline "A Rebellion built on hope" has been revealed.
Director Gareth Edwards revealed the image - set on the new planet of Scarif - during the Rogue One panel at Star Wars Celebration 2016:
The Rogue One poster
Lots of new Rogue One information is emerging out of Celebration - including new air and land vehicles.
Close-Up with Rogue One’s New Vechicles
The Rogue One exhibit at Star Wars Celebration is giving fans a closer look at some of the new vehicles in the forthcoming movie, including the TIE Striker, Krennic's Imperial Shuttle, and a new AT-AT.
All the vehicles have been revealed before, but this is our best look yet at them. You can see more by swiping through the gallery below:
Below are the official description for the vehicles at the exhibit:
TIE Striker
A streamlined variant of the classic TIE fighter design, the TIE striker is designed for atmospheric patrols over important Imperial ground-based installations. The versatile design can also soar into space, where it can accompany traditional TIE fighters in chasing down enemy starships.
Amazing Star Wars-Themed Drones Revealed
Propel has revealed a range of Star Wars-themed quadcopter drones, scheduled to launch by Winter of 2016.
Shown off in specially created themed locations at London's Star Wars Celebration, the "Battle Quads" come in four varieties - the Millennium Falcon, TIE Advanced X1, T-65 X-Wing and 74-Z Speeder Bike. You can see some close-ups below:
Each drone is hand-painted and numbered, and each comes in a wax-sealed gift box that lights up and plays Star Wars music specific to the film the vehicle in question appeared in. On-site experts (a very excited Gav Murphy and Daniel Krupa) have already called it "the greatest box ever".
The drones can fly at up to 40kmph, and each includes actual lasers that allow the various models to dogfight against one another.
Batman: The Telltale Series Release Date Announced
Warner Bros. and Telltale Games have announced the upcoming Batman: A Telltale Game Series will be premiering in August, with a September 13 release for the physical version.
The retail version will feature a season pass disc including the first episode, and then granting access to the subsequent four episodes as they become available for download online. If you're in Europe, you'll need to wait until September 16.
IGN saw a demo of Telltale's Batman at this year's E3, and Bruce Wayne (voiced by Troy Baker) stole the show. The game will also feature voices such as Travis Willingham as Harvey Dent, and Laura Bailey as Selina Kyle.
Watch Us Play Hitman Summer Bonus Episode Live
A Hitman Summer Bonus Episode is going to drop next Tuesday July 19, and IGN's gruesome twosome will be back to livestream the whole thing.
Rory Powers and Gav Murphy have so far disposed of a body in a leaf shredder and killed a man by dropping a toilet on his head. Now they're slipping back into Agent 47's shoes to play through two new missions set in the Sapienza and Marrakesh locations.
Oh, it's also going to be Rory's birthday that day, so send him GIFs of Agent 47 bursting out of birthday cakes.
Nintendo Shares Jump 70 Percent in 1 Week
Pokemon Go's massive popularity has continued to make for happy shareholders at Nintendo.
After the augmented reality mobile game's release last week, shares jumped 10 percent overnight. This rise has continued, and according to the BBC, stock price is now 70 percent higher than it was before Pokemon Go's launch.
Nintendo's market value is now £19.6 billion (~$26.2 billion), compared to £13 billion last week. This is the biggest share price jump the company has seen since 1989 when the company released Dragon Quest in the US, and that was just around a 35 percent increase. This is all despite the fact that Nintendo is only a part-owner of publisher, The Pokemon Company.
Ahsoka Will Be Seen Again on Star Wars Rebels
Spoilers for Season 2 of Star Wars Rebels follow. You have been warned.
Are they gone?
Good.
Star Wars Rebels executive producer Dave Filoni has said that Ahsoka Tano, the Star Wars: The Clone Wars-originated character (possibly) killed off in Rebels' Season 2 finale, will return to the series in some form, presumably in the upcoming Season 3.
During a Star Wars Celebration 2016 panel titled Ahsoka’s Untold Tales, Filoni noted that he is rarely affected by fan opinion when it comes to telling stories and brought up how he was initially very adamant after the Season 2 finale that we would not see Ahsoka on Rebels again.