SWNN Live! – ‘Star Wars Outlaws’ Trailer Discussion
The Star Wars news keeps on rolling and we’ve got it all covered here in this week’s SWNN Live! It’s the live-streamed show where Tyler, Nate, and myself (Jay) talk about and discuss all of the week’s important news that happened in a galaxy far, far away. This week, we had a range of topics, from The Bad Batch, and The Acolyte, but the biggest topic was the new Star Wars: Outlaws story trailer. We chatted about what were some of our biggest takeaways and what we’d like to see more of in the future.
SWNN Live! is a live-streamed show broadcast every Thursday at 10 pm EST/ 7 pm PST (subject to change). Viewers can check out the show as it airs on YouTube, Facebook, and X (Twitter), or listen to it on Spotify and Apple Podcasts after the fact. But if you ever want to stop by, say hi, and contribute to the conversation, head on over to our live stream and we’d be happy to interact with you.
We had a lot to talk about in regards to Star Wars: Outlaws. The return of Qi’ra, how the game is being monetized, the different crime syndicates, and also what we hope the game will play like. But before then, we also discuss the new book by John Jackson Miller, The Living Force. And, we chat about a new show idea we are working on. Feel free to skip to whatever topics you’re interested in.
2:00 Funny stories when dealing with kids
10:00 Discussing our new show idea
15:00 Rapid fire news — The Living Force, The Acolyte, and Daisy Ridley
35:25 Big takeaways from this week’s episode of The Bad Batch.
42:15 Discussing the latest Star Wars: Outlaws trailer
Be sure to also follow us on Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, and Threads. Check out our other YouTube content, such as The Timeline Show where Brian and Tyler go through all the important events in Star Wars in timeline order. We also post several short videos that are fun and can get a discussion going. Join us again next week on Thursday at 7 pm PST/10 pm EST (subject to change) as we hop back on to chat about all the news happening in a galaxy far, far away.
Born and raised in Hawaii, Jay Goodearl runs the YouTube Gaming channel “Good Games, Dude” His channel aims to open up video games to beginners and immediate players and help them understand what makes games the art form that it is.
