Star Wars Fate Of The Old Republic Director Says The Game Will Launch Within The Next 1,477 Days https://ift.tt/0Q8ZebJ Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic was one of the big highlights of The Game Awards last week, but will it launch before 2030 ? Game director Casey Hudson has stepped in to address these reports-- which may stem from Bloomberg reporter Jason Schreier's speculation about when the game will be released -- confirming that the spiritual successor to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic will arrive before the current decade is up. "Don't worry about the 'not till 2030' rumors," Hudson wrote online . "Game will be out before then. I'm not getting any younger!" There's no concrete release date yet for Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, and it's still very early days for the project. The reveal trailer at The Game Awards was a CGI teaser for the game-- similar to how Quantic Dreams revealed Star Wars Eclipse at The Game...
The hardshell carrying case is compatible with both generations of the Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Con with grip attachments. You can also use it with a bunch of different third-party controllers; we highlighted some notable gamepads we've tested with the case at the bottom of this story.
The Zelda branding on this case is subtle enough that Switch users who don't even like the series would probably be fine with it. A round metal emblem with the game's logo is affixed on the center of the top cover. It also has a gold zipper pull with the Tears of the Kingdom logo. The promotional images don't do a great job of displaying the colors. After receiving the case recently, I can confirm that it's forest green, similar to Link's iconic tunic.
The case was designed for the original Switch Pro Controller and Joy-Cons with a grip attached. That said, the recessed bottom mold also fits the Switch 2 Pro Controller just about perfectly, and the Joy-Con 2 Controllers with the standard or Charging Grip attached are supported, too. The elastic band that secures the controller in place opens the door for a wide array of third-party controllers.
The case also has slots for two Joy-Con below the Pro Controller. This slot only supports original Switch Joy-Con, as the Switch 2 Joy-Con are too large.
An open mesh compartment can be used to store small accessories such as charging cables and Joy-Con straps.
If you aren't a Zelda fan, the case is also available in black/gray. This version trades the Zelda emblem and zipper for the red Nintendo Switch logo.
RDS Industries' controller carrying cases are built with the same ballistic nylon material as its popular line of console cases. The manufacturer has already launched five different styles of Switch 2 console travel bags in its Game Traveler Deluxe line, including a Mario Kart World-themed hardshell carrying case:
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