We’ve got a bit longer to wait as this game won’t be revealed until December 14th, but we’ll let you know what it is when the time comes. This may be teasing the reveal of one of those games, but it could also be something entirely new that hasn’t been the subject of leaks yet. We’ve also heard rumors which claim that Quantic Dream is working on a narrative-driven Star Wars game, and of course, there’s the expectation that Respawn is already crafting the sequel to Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. We have no idea what this game is, but we know that multiple Star Wars games are in development, including an incoming remake of Knights of the Old Republic from Aspyr. However, the tease for week 10 depicts what’s very clearly a game controller, suggesting that a new Star Wars game will be announced on that day. Its appearance is somewhat of a mystery, as it arrives unexpectedly at the end of the game and its character is never fully explained. Necron's ultimate goal is to reduce everything to nothingness. It’s hard to tell what most of these teasers are, as they simply depict characters from the Star Wars universe. Necron is the final boss of Final Fantasy IX, appearing in the area Hill of Despair and representing death itself. To get an idea of what’s coming up, take a look at the image below. The first batch of Star Wars products has already been revealed, and it contains pairs of Mandalorian-themed Crocs and sunglasses, two new Funko Pop figures (K-2S0 and Moroff from Rogue One), and two new retro-style Hasbro action figures depicting the Mandalorian and Boba Fett. New products will be revealed every Tuesday at 6 AM PT/9 AM ET, with some of those products then going up for pre-order the following day. Too many titles to choose from? Make sure to take a look at the best Xbox games in 2021.Of course, the timing of this promotion is not a coincidence, with Disney revealing products that it says will make good holiday gifts. Here's every backward compatible Xbox 360 game, each of which works on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles. While it means not every Xbox 360 game supports backward compatibility, several years of work has brought a sizeable portion of classics to the consoles. Each title on new Xbox consoles brings technical and legal challenges, meaning each comes tested and approved by Microsoft and respective publishers. Xbox 360 represents Microsoft's largest pool of backward compatible games, with hundreds playable on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
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