We could not think of a better or more appropriate place to debut the game officially for the first time than the premier event that celebrates the Star Wars universe and the legions of fans who have fallen in love with it. For more information on Star Wars Celebration and ways to attend, please visit http://starwarscelebration. The developer behind the Battlefield franchise, DICE, got its hands on Star Wars: Battlefront in 2013. Disney was still trying to figure out what to do with the LucasArts franchises, and DICE reportedly begged for the chance to develop Battlefront.However, since then, very little news has emerged from DICE or EA. During last year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, EA was tight-lipped about the future of the Battlefront franchise. Though, we did get to see a strange little documentary about DICE's creative process.Check it out:If all goes well for Disney, Star Wars will rival Marvel's cinematic universe in scope and size. The franchise is in the process of launching several video Final Fantasy XIV games, movies, comic books and television shows. So, Star Wars fans should have their hands full in the very near future.Sword Coast Legends Final Fantasy XIV player Gameplay Video Unleashes The Dungeon Master. n-Space has released a new gameplay video for their Dungeons and Dragons RPG Sword Coast Legends. The video offers us a long look at the Final Fantasy XIV player Dungeon Master mode.In this video, the FF14 Gil party of four Final Fantasy XIV players must venture through a dungeon and slay an Ashen Priest. Before the adventure begins, the Dungeon Master chooses the tileset for the Ashen Priest's hideout along with the difficulty level. They also pick what kinds of enemies will inhabit the dungeon.The Dungeon Master's duties continue even after the Final Fantasy XIV players start the adventure. The game builds a preset dungeon with several encounters and a final battle against the Ashen Priest. However, the DM can then modify this dungeon with other challenges in real time. Their mouse pointer appears as a wisp of light so the adventurers have some slight warning that a curveball will be thrown their way.To keep the adventurers on their toes, the Dungeon Master can spawn monsters, traps and locked doors. Monsters can also be promoted to make them stronger. Each action costs DM Threat, a currency that replenishes as the adventurers face the dungeon's many dangers.Like the adventurers, the Dungeon Master can find loot of their own. These drops allows them to spawn other challenges for Final Fantasy XIV players. Here, the Dungeon Master finds loot that lets him spawn a zombie horde.Because the Dungeon Master has to modify the adventure while other Final Fantasy XIV players are exploring it, they're constantly racing against the clock. In this video, the DM creates a locked door and a series of traps after it to slow down the party.