Star Wars Galaxies Death Troopers update now live

Posted Oct 13th 2009 9:30PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Downloads, Expansions, MMO

Time for some early Halloween-themed MMO action as Sony Online's MMO game Star Wars Galaxies has just launched their latest content update. As we previously reported this update is a bit different than normal as it launches a horror-themed quest called Death Troopers.

While players can check out the update and then get themselves ravaged by the Star Wars' version of zombies, you might also want to check out the Star Wars Death Troopers novel by Joe Schreiber which just happens to be in book stores today as well. It served as the inspiration for the Star Wars Galaxies update and is the first time that one of the Star Wars books ties into events in the game.

[Via Massively]

Tags: death-troopers, sony-online, sony-online-entertainment, star-wars-galaxies

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

i am fine with nge but now swg has like no players you should take away nge i want more people to be in swgPosted at 8:59AM on Nov 2nd 2009 by stefan

i think neutral bounty hunters should be able to hunt other neutral,reble and imperial playersPosted at 9:00AM on Nov 2nd 2009 by stefan

i think that neutral players should be able to make a hut{like jabbas hut} Posted at 10:42AM on Nov 2nd 2009 by stefan

me and some of my jedi friends got so many jedis together and killed all imperial players in and npcs in mosseisly and it still under the control of the empire i think if something like this happens the territory should become control of those who conquered it, imerial or alliance or a hut and it should only be by those players only on that server.Posted at 9:00AM on Nov 2nd 2009 by stefan

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