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Star Wars Day game deals now live from $1! Jedi Fallen Order, Squadrons, LEGO, more

Star Wars Day game deals are now starting to go live on the digital Xbox store, Nintendo’s eShop, the App Store, Google Play, and PSN. While we are still a few days away from this year’s big May the 4th celebration, as is customary, the game deals are already going live. Microsoft has kicked off a wide-ranging Star Wars game sale featuring titles new and old alongside some classics on the eShop and we are even starting to see some PSN price drops as well. Head below for a closer look at the now live Star Wars Day game deals alongside some great little mobile apps and more.

We will be updating this post with more game deals as they happen between now and next week, so be sure to check back regularly…

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Be sure to hit up our Star Wars Day game deal coverage for more details on what’s to come, this morning’s Darth Vader/R2D2 Instant Pot cooker deals, and everything you need to know about this year’s Star Wars Day LEGO kit freebie, the Tatooine Homestead. We also have LEGO’s 1,070-piece Baby Yoda on sale for first time, the amazing new 2,300-piece R2-D2 set, and all of these Star War movie deals courtesy of Apple

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at gadgetnewsonline where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices