The next-gen patch for Star Wars: Fallen Order has been available for a few days but we somehow missed it. Here are 3 videos of the game on Xbox Series X so you can see the 2 graphics modes in action. As usual, don't hesitate to share your thought if you have any.

With Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, the iconic galactic franchise had finally managed to please those of us who had been waiting for a solid single player game featuring Jedi knights and the Empire. The game was not perfect by any means, starting with its few technical issues and the lack of diversity in the planets that could be explored, but it was still very fun to play. As the game isn't perfectly smooth in 4K on PC, today's footage is not perfect when it comes to framerate as Mirillis Action! can also be quite demanding when recording gameplay sequences. The 3 following videos should nonetheless allow you to enjoy the game's HDR, especially if you've never had a chance to see it before.

As it is usually the case with EA, we can only count on our personal EA Access Premier subscription to be able to offer you a bit of gameplay of their games in due time. Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order didn't unlock a few days before the official launch, contrary to all the other games, so we only had time to record the first 11 minutes this morning, just before heading to work. Inside you will find a video of the PC version in 4K and with all settings set to epic. The reviews which have been published are pretty positive, so we might be faced with the first solid Star Wars solo game in years.
Update: 2 more PC videos added.

EA has released on Youtube the extended E3 gameplay demo of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order which shows among other things a look at the planet hopping system and the Metroid-inspired map. Game Director Stig Rasmussen posted a letter along with the video that gives a bit more insight. Respawn's game will be out November 15.

During EA Play, Electronic Arts unveiled a long gameplay video 'on YouTube) of Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. The game arrives November 15 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC, and is available for pre-order now.