Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360)

Star Wars has been a funny franchise. George Lucas made a film everyone loved back in 1977, made a couple of sequels, made three prequels, and then milked the franchise and excitement until the cow of what was Star Wars could no longer give out much. This evidence is especially true in the recent Star Wars: The Clone Wars, which could have gone straight to DVD. This is also true in the gaming world, though success is more random here. You get good franchises based on the license like the Battlefront series, Knights of the Old Republic and Lego Star Wars, and then you get crap like Bounty Hunter, Super Bombad Racing and Obi Wan. Lucasarts has been working on TFU for a ...

Ahhh Star Wars games... Hyped up games... is this another hyped up game with no substance, delivering nothing but wastes of money (Assassins Creed) and sad faces on every Xbox 360 owner who bought the game?.. No, in fact it's totally sweet. I can't believe how suprisingly well done this game is and it's all thanks to the game engine (or middleware) named "Euphoria" or as I liek to call it "oh yes oh yes show me more gruesome awful hilarious deaths please Mr. Lucas & Co. The backbone of this game rests on the shoulders of a simple phrase, a phrase which both sums up the game and is one of the main reasons to even play it and that phrase is ...

Star Wars The Force Unleashed is a game which was designed to fit in between the 3rd and 4th films in the Star Wars saga. The story is told from Darth Vader's secret and powerful apprentice "Galen Starkiller". The story is about Starkiller's quest to eliminate all of the Jedi's that remain in the galaxy, to ensure the Empire's total dominance. The gameplay is very good, with a good range of force powers and moves to learn, as well as several outfits and lightsaber colours to unlock on the way by finding various "Holocron's" that are scattered throughout the game. The player has huge control over the force powers, some including ...