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Some orders may take 6 weeks to beLet friends in your social network know what you are reading aboutTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPinterestPosted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Log InSubscribed, but don't have a login?Register your digital access.Can't get enough Star Wars? Prepare for new 'Rogue One' toys - and a contest from film creators Exclusive photos: First look at 'Rogue One' merch The forthcoming 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' doesn't open until December, but you can bring the action home starting this week.Toys, including action figure heroes, and LEGO sets were unveiled Tuesday night on YouTube and are available for pre-order beginning Friday, Sept. 2.Especially cool? The new toys were unveiled in a stop-motion video (the first in a series), created with the help of fans.LucasFilm paired with creative firm Tongal and Star Wars fans on stop-motion shorts that are both high drama and giggles. The first installment hit YouTube Tuesday night.Viewers see a fierce, plastic Jyn Erso stealing Death Star plans from some clumsy, and adorably short LEGO (they prefer "vertically challenged") stormtroopers.
Creators even threw in a classic line and throwback joke from the original film that started it all, "Star Wars IV: A New Hope," when Erso notes: "Aren't you guys a little short to be stormtroopers?"Fans can view future installments and create their own mini movies for a chance to win a trip to LucasFilm in San Francisco, where they'll attend an advance screening of the new flick. Super fans can make their own stop-motion animation, use the action figures to create scenes or act out their entries.The Go Rogue contest starts Sept. 30.Pre-orders on select items begins Sept. 2 at Disney Store locations, mass retailers and their online sites.According to USA Today, which offered a sneak peek at the new toys, the merchandise includes:A Jyn Erso action figureA die cast Cassian Andor (rebel leader) action figureNew LEGO sets, including a Rebel U-Wing FighterThe full "Rogue One" collection will be available Sept. 30.CLOSExEmbedWith 500 GB of internal storage and game downloads that often top 50 GB, an Xbox One can hold somewhere between 10 and 15 big-budget games.
New evidence from a confirmed Xbox One developer suggests that users will be able to add external hard drives in a future update, increasing available storage space by a theoretically unlimited amount.The information comes via a thread in Reddit's Xbox One section. User "XboxOneDev," who is indeed a confirmed developer for the Xbox One, added a photo of the Xbox One interface with a notification that reads "External Drive: External Drive Ready."MORE: Best Gifts for Grads 2014The drive in question is 29.4 percent full and still has 585.9 GB free, indicating that an "empty" drive would have about 830 GB storage available. Given space for system files and Xbox One formatting, this seems to suggest that the Xbox One will be able to support drives up to at least 1 TB.The developer does not share when the update will hit consumer Xbox Ones, but promises "Soon…" Given the photograph, the "soon" timeframe and Microsoft's lack of a crackdown on the supposed leak, there's every reason to believe that the update will be out sometime in the near future.
What consumers don’t know yet is what kind of external hard drives will receive support — the Xbox One has three USB 3.0 ports, fast enough for rapid data transfer — and what the upper limits of storage space might be. If you plan to amass an enormous Xbox One library, it would be easier and arguably cheaper to buy a single 4 TB drive rather than four 1 TB drives, for example.The Xbox One's nearest competitor, the PlayStation 4, does not support external storage, but does allow users to replace its internal 500 GB hard drive with up to 2 TB of storage. Replacing the internal hard drive on the Xbox One is possible, but voids the warranty.Buying Xbox One games on discs does not save much space, either: Each game still installs completely to the hard drive for an optimal play experience.Follow Marshall Honorof @marshallhonorofand on Google+. Follow us @tomsguide, on Facebook and on Google+.Best Xbox One Games 201410 Great Indie Games Coming to Xbox One10 Best Indie Games You’ve Never Heard OfCopyright 2014 Toms Guides , a TechMediaNetwork company.