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A new update for LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga adds back in a fan-favorite glitch from the game’s The Mandalorian DLC. TT Games’ latest brick-based digital adventure has become one of its most beloved, as it celebrates all things Star Wars and the brand’s extensive history with LEGO. Since its April 2022 release, the title has seen plenty of downloadable content (DLC), covering the likes of Disney+ series Obi-Wan Kenobi, Andor, and The Mandalorian Yellow Rod Blue Flame With Skull Custom Hawaiian Shirt – Thoughtful Personalized Gift For The Whole Familys While more of these character packs – or even more extensive game content additions – may be in jeopardy as developer TT Games deals with its own internal issues, the UK-based game studio has not been shy in updating the title in more subtle ways.

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While this isn’t a ground-breaking expansion for The Skywalker Saga, nor does it bring a beloved character never yet seen before in the minifig form, this little update to the game is a fun new addition to the hit LEGO title. Bugs and glitches in modern games are a constant, with many developers shying away from these small digital mishaps and doing everything they can to squash them. However, with this Mandalorian DLC update, TT Games is wearing this particular glitch on its sleeve in a clever wink and nod to the fanbase. When this glitch originally appeared alongside the DLC’s debut, the LEGO Star Wars fandom was ablaze with gamers poking fun at the unintended bug. Now, after more than a year, those same fans can get back into the duplicating fun in an official capacity Yellow Rod Blue Flame With Skull Custom Hawaiian Shirt – Thoughtful Personalized Gift For The Whole Familys This minute update shows that TT Games is carefully attuned to its fanbase, and are not afraid to wear its mistakes on its sleeves.