Star Wars: Galactic Racer, developed by Fuse Games (creators of some of the best high-stakes racing moments in Need for Speed and Burnout), will be available on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC in 2026. Prepare to enter as Shade, a competent (if little rough-around-the-edges) pilot on a mission to create a reputation for himself and settle old scores in the Galactic League. This is the subterranean racing circuit where the Empire’s collapse has allowed for some rule-bending.
Oppo has just launched the Reno14 F Star Wars Dark Side Limited Edition, a smartphone that draws enthusiasts directly into the Empire’s clutches. This version takes the sturdy Reno14 F midranger and surrounds it in Darth Vader’s dark shadow, along with a slew of extras that transform a standard phone into a must have collector’s item.
Grogu has a completely new wheel situation, and it’s as awesome as it gets – in LEGO form, with the 75403 Star Wars set. That’s right, Grogu has snuggled into his hover pram, the floating bassinet from The Mandalorian series that always appears to propel Grogu through his space escapades. Just released not too long ago, now is a great time for fans to pick one up for $49.99 (was $99.99) because it’s just in time for next year’s big screen chapter.
Most Star Wars fans have probably held various lightsabers over the yaers, whether they be the plastic toys that hum like dying bees, or the $300 aluminum tubes that light up like airport runways. None of those ever seem to just vanish into thin air… until now. HeroTech’s third generation of retractable lightsabers – or should we just call this one the “Impossible” – has finally cracked the code on something that every prop maker, Disney Imagineer and crafty inventor has been trying to pull off for decades: to make one that lives inside a perfectly accurate Graflex hilt, snaps out to full length quick as a wink, glows like a star and then without warning sucks itself back in with a mechanical whirl.
A German engineer named Luis has made a childhood dream come true and created a 3D-printed Star Wars X-wing drone that screams across the sky at 134 mph. After 6 iterations, countless crashes, and a trip to Lake Como, Luis got his X-wing airborne and shared the blueprints so you can build your own.
Pedro Pascal’s bounty hunter is back and this time he’s got the wide screen to frame every dusty boot print as well as every wide-eyed stare from his pint-sized sidekick. The first trailer for Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu pulls you right back into that rough stretch of the galaxy where the Empire’s shadow lingers just long enough to keep things tense.
LEGO has finally given Star Wars fans what they’ve been waiting for: a 9,023-piece Death Star, the biggest in the company’s Star Wars collection. Officially known as the LEGO Star Wars Death Star – Ultimate Collector Series (set number 75419), this behemoth debuted today in Billund, Denmark.
So, you’re dropping into Fortnite’s neon-drenched battle royale, lightsaber in hand, ready to outlast 99 other players. Suddenly, you’re face-to-mask with Darth Vader, and he’s not just an NPC spouting pre-scripted lines. No, this Sith Lord, voiced by the late, great James Earl Jones, is chatting back—thanks to some fancy AI wizardry. Get ready for Fortnite’s newest space adventure, where Epic Games and Disney use special tech to bring back Darth Vader’s famous deep voice for live chats in the game.
No, the Volonaut Airbike isn’t an AI-generated vehicle—it’s a real hoverbike that looks like it came from Star Wars. Created by Polish inventor Tomasz Patan, who also made the Jetson ONE eVTOL (a personal electric takeoff and landing aircraft), the Airbike is a one-seat, jet-powered hoverbike built for personal air travel.
Piaggio, an Italian company, best known for making Vespa scooters since the 1940s, launched a Boston-based subsidiary called Piaggio Fast Forward (PFF) to dive into robotics and smart mobility a few years ago. Their latest release, the G1T4-M1N1 is a Star Wars-themed cargo-carrying robot launched just in time for Star Wars Day (May 4, 2025).