Gaming [CONFIRMED] Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

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http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=172278

YAY!
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"it'll allow you to wield the Wii Remote as a Lightsaber"

[insert generic joke about 1000's of Star Wars geeks]
 
QUOTE([M) said:
artin,Sep 19 2007, 06:44 PM]You & Lightsaber vs Crash-landing Ship
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That will be a minigame
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You'll have to wave the Wiimote as fast as you can, like the minigames in Raving Rabbids
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Dark side much?
 
si SW:TFU is all minigames??? or a RPG

i was lookin that a few pics of the game and i just saw a "nightstick" lightsaber (sorry i dont know how to resize)

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There's a lot of high-end effects planned for Force Unleashed... I have this creeping suspicion that the Wii version will probably be severely dumbed down into a light saber fighter with some force powers.

Of course, it would be great if the Wii could handle material physics and smart AI instinctual reactions, but since nobody has tried so far, I think it was for a reason.

Hope I'm proven wrong, though. I don't want to have to get an expensive next gen system if I don't have to, to play this game.
 
Dude, the moment they announced Krome Studios as the developer for the Wii version (with LucasArts watching them) the game was doomed.

The Wii can do physics just fine, already a few games out with the havok engine, and Elebits was doing physics with over 400 objects.
 
Dude, the moment they announced Krome Studios as the developer for the Wii version (with LucasArts watching them) the game was doomed.Â

The Wii can do physics just fine, already a few games out with the havok engine, and Elebits was doing physics with over 400 objects.

what's wrong with krome studios?
 
Dude, the moment they announced Krome Studios as the developer for the Wii version (with LucasArts watching them) the game was doomed.Â

The Wii can do physics just fine, already a few games out with the havok engine, and Elebits was doing physics with over 400 objects.


what's wrong with krome studios?


they make barbie games

this game is also coming to the 360, PS3, PS2 and PSP

So it will probobly just be another PS2 port
 
Nice body, but fugly face. She is obviously a mix between a "human" and a "sith". What kind of Man or woman would screw an ugly sith...who knows?
 
Krome Studios have also done Ty the Tasmanian Tiger series, The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning.

Nothing good then but there have been many studios that have done crap games and then the odd good one. But then this is a action Star Wars title spread across many consoles so might suck like they usually do.

They are also currently doing the next Viva Pinate 360 title.
 
Nice body, but fugly face. She is obviously a mix between a "human" and a "sith". What kind of Man or woman would screw an ugly sith...who knows?

she's not a sith...they were extinct long before this game takes place...more likely a Zabrak (the same race includes Darth Maul).
 
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artin @ Sep 21 2007, 05:58 PM)]
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QUOTE said:
what's wrong with krome studios?
they make barbie games
what's wrong with Barbie games?
Yeah. I mean, Dead Or Alive is a Barbie game, only with some added fighting
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You have a bunch of girls, and you collect points to buy new outfits for them.
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