Star Wars Episode VII: Shadow of the Sith was an actual thing

MCV Staff 30th July 2013 Business News

A host of former LucasArts game projects have been named in a book chronicling the history of LucasArts.

Although published in 2008, a list of 20 potential game logos available in Chronicle Books’ Rogue Leaders: The Story of LucasArts was thrust online recently by AllGamesBeta.

You can see all the logos below, but there are a few that certainly caught MCV’s eye – Star Wars Episode VII: Shadows of the Sith! Star Wars: Scum and Villainy! Star Wars: Jedi Rebel! Star Wars: Rebel Scum! Star Wars: Vader! Star Wars: Dark Jedi!

LucasArts, lest we forget, was Force Choked to death in April by Disney which acquired LucasFilm in October of last year.

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