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Check out what our critics thought of the Star Wars franchise from Episode I onward.

Here’s how to read The Witcher books that Netflix’s Henry Cavill series is based on.

The final Star Wars film in the Skywalker is dense with easter eggs, secrets, callbacks, references, and nods to classic Star Wars movies, characters, and themes. Here are our favorites!

To say we have some questions left hanging after we saw Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker is the understatement of a lifetime, so the IGN staff put together our 10 biggest WTF questions (and our best attempts at answers).

See how to trade Pokemon in Sword and Shield, both locally and online.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker ends with more than a few unanswered questions. Will they possibly be answered with a potential Episode 10? Here’s what we know about the future of Star Wars movies.

IGN publishes countless video game news stories each year, covering everything from reveals to cancellations, leaks to confirmations, release dates to delays, and everything in between. With the year coming to an end, we’ve sorted through the analytics to uncover which stories the IGN community cared (or at least read) about most in 2019.

Click through the gallery below or continue scrolling for our 20 biggest video game news stories of the year.

20. PT Camera Hack Reveals Lisa Is Always Right Behind You

Five years after its release, PT’s popularity persists. The terrifying playable teaser made its way back into the news in September, when a camera hack revealed the nightmarish Lisa is always right behind you. As hacker Lance McDonald explained, “She actually attaches to the player’s back as soon as you get the flashlight.”

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Lightsabers come in many colors… but what do those colors mean? Educate yourself on this crucial Star Wars weapon.

This week in Grand Theft Auto Online, claim special New Year’s rewards and get a weaponized Dewbauchee sports classic.

This review is via IGN Japan, where Lupin III: The First is now playing in theaters.

Lupin III: The First is the first computer-generated entry in the long-running franchise about the thieving adventures of the grandson of France’s famous thief Arsène Lupin and his merry band of frenemies. And while its story retreads old ground a little too much, it wears its new 3D animation style well. Lupin III: The First doesn’t stray far from its roots, relying heavily on the long-running franchise’s staples, but it does offer up a serviceable romp that doesn’t wear out its welcome.

The latest in the series is directed and written by Takashi Yamazaki, who’s an expert in this sort of thing: He directed 2014’s Stand by Me Doraemon, another CG take on a long-running Japanese franchise. The critical and financial success of that film no doubt inspired, at least partially, the production of this one, and Lupin’s transition to CG works just as well this time around.

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