This and the scrapped plans for the Star Wars Underworld TV show, both of which are set on the world of Coruscant. Thanks to Star Wars Street View, you can now see any place in the world from the cockpit of a vehicle from the movies.
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No. No, interestingly enough, thats an area we’ve spent a lot of time, reading through the material that [George Luicas] developed is something we very much would like to explore. It meant pushing the boundaries of what we truly knew about “scum and villainy” within Star Wars, especially if Lucasfilm could be as brutal as they can be at that ESRB rating. However, they might not be as dead and buried as expected.
Sciretta then mentioned that glorious 1313 concept art (a piece of which you can see up top) before Kennedy responded thusly… Unfortunately, development on Star Wars 1313 was ceased when Disney purchased Lucafilm and dissolved LucasArts. Lucasfilm “definitely wants to” develop 1313 and Underworld further, potentially even bringing the live-action television series and game to life.
Don’t get me wrong-Battlefront looks, sounds, feels absolutely incredible. After the verdict for that movie is settled and/or debated to death, it will be time to hype up the next Star Wars movie for a year without end.
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Earlier this year, voice actor Nolan North – who provided early mo-cap work on Star Wars 1313 – said the untitled Amy Hennig and Visceral Games Star Wars project will be along the same lines as 1313 and Uncharted. No details are known about the game yet, and a title like 1313 seems like it would be right up Hennig’s alley, but there are high hopes for it despite knowing nothing about it yet. Disney has given Tim Schafer and Double Fine the go-ahead to make remastered versions of Grim Fandango, Day of the Tentacle and Full Throttle, and apparently they’re even looking into reviving Star Wars 1313.
