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Star Wars: The Last Jedi is getting a Blu-ray release next month and it’ll come packed with a ton of special features.

As detailed on StarWars.com, the latest Star Wars film comes out Digital (in HD and 4K Ultra HD) on March 13 and on Blu-ray 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and On-Demand on March 27. The Blu-ray disc will include 14 deleted scenes with an intro and optional commentary from writer-director Rian Johnson. However, not much else about the scenes is currently known.

Also included are two behind-the-scenes featurettes: The Director and the Jedi and Balance of the Force. The first feature will be about Johnson’s personal journey through the making of the movie, while the second feature will discuss Johnson’s controversial interpretation of the Star Wars universe.

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Microsoft has rolled out a new batch of game discounts in the Xbox Store. In addition to the usual weekly selection of Deals with Gold, Gold and non-Gold members alike will be able to save on a number of EA titles thanks to this week’s publisher sale, which offers discounts on a big range of games for both Xbox One and Xbox 360.

On the current-gen console, Xbox Live Gold members can save on various editions of Fortnite, which come with both the Battle Royale and Save the World modes–the latter is currently only available in paid early access, but will be offered for free at a later point. The Standard Founder’s Pack is $20 / £17.50, the Deluxe Founder’s Pack is $30 / £25, the Super Deluxe Founder’s Pack is $45 / £37.50, and the Limited Edition Founder’s Pack is $75 / £60. Additionally, Gold members can pick up Halo Wars 2: Complete Edition for $30 / £24.87, Overwatch: Game of the Year Edition for $30 / £25, Final Fantasy XV for $20 / £16, Agents of Mayhem for $10 / £8.75, Shadow Warrior 2 for $20 / £17.50, Human Fall Flat for $7.50 / £6, and Farming Simulator 17 is $13.20 / £10.56.

On top of the above Deals with Gold, all Xbox One owners can pick up many of EA’s big 2017 releases at a discount. Madden NFL 18 is $19.80 / £19.80, NBA Live 18: The One Edition is $4.50 / £5.25, Star Wars Battlefront II is $24 / £24, Titanfall 2: Ultimate Edition is $10 / £8.75, Need for Speed Payback is $24 / £24, Mirror’s Edge Catalyst is $5 / £5, Mass Effect: Andromeda is $9.90 / £8.25, Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare 2 is $8 / £14, The Sims 4 is $25 / £22.50, and Unravel is $5 / £3.75. Additionally, Xbox One owners can pick up Rainbow Six Siege for $41.49 / £24.89, Middle-earth: Shadow of War for $40 / £44, and Tales from the Borderlands: Complete Season for $6 / £4.80.

This week’s Xbox 360 Deals with Gold include Batman: The Telltale Series ($2 / £2.07), Devil May Cry HD Collection ($5 / £3.74), Devil May Cry 4 ($6.59 / £4.94), Samurai Warriors 2 ($10 / £7.49), Warriors Orochi ($7.49 / £5), and Warriors Orochi 2 ($7.49 / £5). Beyond those, all Xbox 360 owners can download Battlefield 3 for $5 / £3.74, Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3 for $7 / £7 each, Dragon Age: Origins for $3.74 / £3.74, FIFA 18 for $19.79 / £18.14, Dead Space for $3.74 / £3.74, and Dead Space 2 and 3 for $5 / £3.74 each.

The above discounts will be available in the Xbox Store until 3 AM PT / 6 AM ET on February 27. You can find the full list of Xbox One and Xbox 360 games on sale this week on Major Nelson’s blog.

With March drawing near, Microsoft has announced the lineup of games that Xbox Live Gold members will be able to download for free next month. There’s the usual total of four new games being introduced across Xbox One and Xbox 360, with an especially good one up for grabs on the newer console.

On Xbox One, the month starts out with Trials of the Blood Dragon, a more action-oriented take on the Trials series that’s somewhat in the vein of Far Cry 3‘s Blood Dragon spin-off. It will be available for free for the entire month. From March 16 through April 15, Superhot will be free. The excellent shooter sports a distinct visual style and an even more novel concept, as time (mostly) freezes when you stop moving, allowing you to set up some Matrix-style bullet-dodging sequences.

Xbox 360 owners also get two games to download in March. During the first half of the month, it’s Brave: The Video Game, which is based on Disney’s film of the same name and was just added to the Xbox One’s backwards compatibility list. It’s then followed in the second half by Quantum Conundrum, the puzzle-based first-person game from Airtight Games and Kim Swift, one of the key developers behind Portal and Left 4 Dead. As always, both Xbox 360 games are playable on Xbox One through backwards compatibility.

In the meantime, it’s not too late to grab some of February’s free Games With Gold titles. One of the Xbox One games, Assassin’s Creed Chronicles: India, will also remain free for the first half of March. Claiming any of these games allows you to continue playing them for as long as you’re an Xbox Live Gold subscriber.

March 2018 Games With Gold

Xbox One

• Trials of the Blood Dragon (March 1-31)
• Superhot (March 16 – April 15)

Xbox 360 (playable on Xbox One)

• Brave: The Video Game (March 1-15)
• Quantum Conundrum (March 16-31)

Diablo creator David Brevik recounts his fascinating career making games, including how a Justice League game led to Diablo, the meteoric success of Diablo and Diablo II, his years at Blizzard, and what he’s up to now. Check out the video above for the entire interview!

If you’d rather listen than watch, here’s an audio-only download link of the full episode.

Here is a preview clip, with Brevik sharing his thoughts on Diablo 3, which was the first Diablo game made without him:

And if you missed it, here’s the last episode of Unfiltered, in which Journey co-creator Jenova Chen discusses the personal and professional struggles that influenced Journey, the origins of his gaming career in China and then at USC, and how he wants to reach as many people as possible with his new game, Sky:

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