Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (PSP)

In a phrase THE BEST STAR WARS GAME, EVER. This game will make a perfect gift for any star wars or sci fi fan, or infact just about anyone who likes action games. This game has you play as darth vader's secret apprentice, how goes around and basically annihilates all foes that face him, both jedi's and rebels, but also clone troopers, and darth sideous cannot be allowed to find out about the existance of darth vaders apprentice. This game features a variety of combo, force moves, and foes, and my favourite thing to do on this game is to hurl barrels of explosives at my enemies. On problem with this game is the fact that you can go through about 90% of a level by just ...  Read the complete review

This game is fantastic. Whatever platform you play it in it is just ridiculously fun. I have a 360, as well psp version and while it doesn't compare in gameplay (The physics engine is pretty weak in contrast) the best thing about having this on the psp is simply being able to play it on the go (Do not buy the DS Version, it is merely a shoddy imitation) Anyhow throughout the game you will be playing as Starkiller, Darth Vader's apprentice, you for the most part you will be hunting down jedi, and getting to mush them up with an array of force abilities. Occasionally the gameplay gets a little repetetive, you'll, the boss fights feel obscurely ...  Read the complete review

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is Lucasarts' most recent big project, and the basic concept is that the force (the telekinesis of the Star Wars universe) is 'unleashed'. The game is meant to allow the player to use the force in a way never seen in the Star Wars films. I'll come on to this in detail in a bit. One of the selling points Lucasarts used was two 'revolutionary' technologies. One of these made enemies grab onto things when being thrown about and act in a realistic way, and the other made materials act they should (wood splinters etc.). As good as these sound, they are only included in the Playstation 2 and Xbox 360 versions of the game. So I was ...  Read the complete review