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Clone Wars Adventures Release Date Announced
Today Sony announced that Clone Wars Adventures, its kid-friendly, free-to-play online game based on Cartoon Network's popular Clone Wars animated television series, will be available on September 15. Want to know what kind of activities will be available in Clone Wars Adventures? That's what this spiffy video highlighting some of the title's minigames is for.
The video below shows off four different games included in Clone Wars Adventures: Republic Defender, Speederbike Racing, Starfighter, and Lightsaber Duel. The games look pretty simplistic, but more activities are planned, as well as premium content available via micro-transactions and a monthly subscription. If you're only interested in the show, the season premiere debuts on Cartoon Network on September 17. Now check out the gameplay:
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