Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga was supposed to arrive sometime this spring but that will no longer be the case. Developer TT Games needs more time to assemble their ambitious love letter to the franchise, so it’s delaying the game to a yet-to-be-specified point in the future

TT Games shared a tweet announcing the news that doesn’t say much other than “we just need more time”. 

Thanks to all our fans for your continued patience. pic.twitter.com/tCDV9Ikftd

— TT Games (@TTGames) April 2, 2021

Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga was first revealed during E3 2019. Some might be asking “wait, didn’t TT already make a bunch of Lego Star Wars games? What’s the difference?” This is true, however The Skywalker Saga covers all nine films in one game (which players can tackle in any order). This marks the first time The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker have gotten the Lego treatment since the last Lego Star Wars game was The Force Awakens back in 2016. The Skywalker Saga also features a host of improvements and new mechanics to make it a much deeper experience than the Lego games before it. 

The Skywalker Saga is made using a brand-new engine as opposed to the old technology that powered previous Lego titles, so it looks sharper than ever. The camera perspective has shifted to a more behind-the-shoulder view that offers more precise shooting, and melee combat features a full combo system for the first time. Exploration is a lot more freeform, both on the ground and in space. To see the game in action, check out our extended preview and trailer from E3 2019 here. 

When Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga does release, it’ll come to PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC. 

This is far from the only big game to suffer a delay this year, and some of that can likely be attributed to the slower development cycle that comes from working from home. Back 4 Blood, Humankind, the Prince of Persia remake, Riders Republic, New World, and more have all been pushed to later this year (if even). Meanwhile, games that were slated for this year like Gotham Knights and The Lord of the Rings: Gollum won’t be coming until 2022 now. 

Are you looking forward to Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, and does the delay bum you out? Let us know in the comments.

Ada-1 is officially returning to the Tower for season 14's transmog addition in Destiny 2, but Guardians will notice something different from this particular Exo. With her return comes a few quality of life tweaks found within the Tower vendors, so what does that mean for Ada? 

Bungie took to the game's blog once more for its weekly update, including what players can expect from Ada-1's reappearance. For those like me that are beyond excited for the arrival of the new transmog system, she will be the primary vendor associated with this aesthetic shift. In-game, it's called Armor Synthesis, and she will be the vendor that players go to in order to get a plethora of armor-focused items and ways to upgrade. 

Every day, like other Tower vendors, Ada-1 will sell something special, with one randomly chosen armor mod from the general and armor slot groups. She will also offer one randomly chosen Combat Style armor mod, specifically from the Charged with Light and Warmind mod groups. 

When looking at her weekly wares, Ada-1 will also offer one armor set that is randomly selected from the World Loot Pool with a stat roll that will also rotate each week. She will also, like Banshee-44, sell select armor upgrade materials, which is good because I horde Prisms like my life depends on it. 

It may sound like Ada-1 may be taking the spotlight off of Banshee-44, but he's getting his own workups as well. According to Bungie, "The Gunsmith will no longer sell armor mods but will retain the rest of the items that he currently sells. Additionally, on a weekly basis, Banshee-44 will sell a selection of six weapons, randomly chosen from the weapons in the World Loot Pool (two weapons each from the Kinetic, Energy, and Power slots) with perk rolls on each weapon that are randomly determined at the start of the week. So, at each weekly reset when you log in, you can head to the Tower and see what the Gunsmith is selling, and maybe pick up a weapon you’ve been looking for with a roll you are excited to use."

This is just one small part of the bigger changes on the horizon to make Destiny 2 a better-tailored experience for all. We previously broke down how the final Proving quest was a massive gamechanger for the future of Destiny, including parallels drawn from the Forsaken expansion. It's a pretty big deep-dive, so for those interested - you can check that out right here. It's exciting to see some of these long-talked-about changes start to take effect; I can't personally wait to see what's next.