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Star Wars: The Old Republic is turning four and to celebrate they’re having one heck of a sale on Strongholds.

December is going to be a busy month in Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Last week, MMOBomb was invited to a media presentation and follow-up Q&A session with the developers of Star Wars: The Old Republic.

If you like reading -- and what MMO fan doesn't?...

Regardless of your opinion of the game, you have to admit that BioWare makes some pretty kick-ass trailers for Star Wars: The Old Republic.

Electronic Arts put out a press release today in anticipation of E3 next week, and tucked away near the bottom -- because it comes last alphabetically -- is the announcement of Star Wars: The Old Republic's next expansion: ...

Since today is May the Fourth, I thought it only fitting that I try and come up with something to write about Star Wars: The Old Republic.

With the launch of Shadow of Revan, BioWare's making major changes to the way you'll develop your Star Wars: The Old Republic character.

BioWare's going back to its roots for its upcoming digital expansion to Star Wars: The Old Republic -- all the way back to the first Knights of the Old Republic game, in fact. Coming Dec.

Star Wars: The Old Republic seems to be doing well since its switch to a free-to-play model – very well, according to BioWare.

As if there wasn't enough debate over the free to play version of Star Wars: The Old Republic.

In this First Look we examine the much anticipated free to play conversion for the much talked about Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR) MMORPG.

I remember it like it was yesterday, the loud beating of nerd chests everywhere as people pranced around, declaring the upcoming super MMO Star Wars: The Old Republic would be the saving grace of the Pay-to-Play world.

EA just announced that the Sci-Fi MMORPG Star Wars: The Old Republic, or SWTOR for short, will be going Free to Play this November.

Star Wars: The Old Republic (SWTOR) lead designer Emmanuel Lusinchi has revealed that BioWare is taking a look at the free-to-play model, mostly to assess competition and to prepare for a future that is permanently changing.