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GameTrailers:Star Wars: Force Unleashed Absolute Power Montage

Destroy everything in your path in the darkest Star Wars game of all time, featuring a state of the art physics engine that will blow your mind!

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INehalemEXI5925d ago (Edited 5925d ago )

Flinging a light saber and mowing down trees , even beats shooting down trees in crysis.

Those trees where thick too. O.O Would make Landscaping so much fun.

mintaro5925d ago

lol, love how they hang on to objects when they get flinged, awesomness

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ErcsYou5925d ago

Any body else notice the blaster shots going straight through the character while he was using his force powers? I hope that gets fixed , he should be swiping them away with his light saber

meepmoopmeep5925d ago

yeah i noticed that too... kinda dumb if the blasts don't hurt you while using the force... i mean how many enemies can you pick up at the same time and are the others just going to stand there and fire shots that always miss you?

jaja14345925d ago

He could be taking damage that we just cant see(hud turned off) or they simple could have turned on god mode for the purpose of the demonstration which wouldn't be to unusual.

InMyOpinion5925d ago

Although it looks awesome I still think the developers have some work left. Stuff like the bullet detection you mentioned might not have been implemented yet.

Rockwallaby5925d ago

From a technical stand point this game is very impressive, fell off my radar for a while.

GIJeff5925d ago

Am I the only one who thinks games are slowly becoming more of tech demos and less of games? I mean, crysis looks like a compilation of tech demos rolled into a somewhat generic(i admit sometimes fun, but not any more fun than playing with a tech demo)game. And now this? BF too? I think thats why i wasnt able to enjoy portal as most sheeple were, just because in the back of my mind, i kept thinking "this is a school tech demo project, not an actual game". They slapped some minor game objectives onto tech demos and call them games now. To me this is getting old.

Genki5925d ago

but you've gotta remember that different things will appeal to different people. If a game doesn't have what you're looking for, that's why we play other things.

I agree with you, a lot of games lack depth in certain areas that make them seem more like tech demos, but games have been like that since time immemorial.

Look at Pac-Man. Try telling someone all about the depth and intricacies of a game like that. I agree with you, but that sort of thing appeals to some people, and I don't think that makes them right or wrong.

Some folks like a great narrative that immerses them in the game universe. Others like environmental interactivity and unpredictable variables to immerse them in theirs. They can both coexist peacefully IMO, but I don't think one should be shoehorned into a game to feign complementing the other...

For example, it's no big secret that Mario games have always been about innovative and simple gameplay. They don't force a convoluted narrative down our throats, they say "This is who you are, here's your objectives and this is what you can do". I don't see anything wrong with that so long as that's what's INTENDED.

A game like Star Wars though, is definitely treading dangerous waters with this. The tech being juiced into it could very well undermine the universe and story itself, but to be fair, we don't know much about the story yet, so declaring the game a tech demo now would be jumping to a pretty lofty conclusion. Could be though.

Shankle5925d ago

Well they are writing in the chapters between episodes 3 and 4, and George Lucas is closely involved, so expect the story to be pretty damn good.

MK_Red5925d ago

Insanely awesome ideas and footage but those cool power would make a great game only if they are used along with good level design and controls. Hopefully that's the case and we can have a Star Wars game that can join the ranks of KOTOR and EaW as the best SW game ever.

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After Jedi: Survivor's Triumph, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Deserves A Revival

Following Star Wars Jedi: Survivor's conquest, it's the prime time to resurrect the Force-fueled action of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.

Tacoboto295d ago

Coming soon on the UE4 Engine, preorder to guarantee access to the Force Stutter ability available exclusively on PC before it gets removed after the launch window.

Rikimaru-00295d ago

this would be so awesome, i still play this game up till today.

Knightofelemia295d ago

I am not a Star Wars fan but I enjoyed the Force Unleashed and the sequel. Shadows of the Empire was another Star Wars game I also enjoyed.

RpgSama295d ago

I had Shadows of the Empire on N64 and I used to finish that game basically weekly. LOVED that game.

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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed ruined the Star Wars Franchise

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed took the Star Wars setting from a Space Opera to a Shonen anime, and did lasting damage to the franchise as a whole.

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Vengeance1138331d ago

Then came Jedi: Fallen Order to revive it.
Jedi Survivor is truly amazing to experience, nothing better out there when it comes to Star Wars games.

Daeloki330d ago (Edited 330d ago )

That's a bit of a stretch. I loved the game, it was an amazing action filled pack and you could do so much weird shit (admittedly the sequel wasn't as great). However, under no point did I ever have any trouble separating it from Star Wars canon. The game has exagerated force powers because it's fun, everyone knows it's not lore-accurate. It's the same as the final boss of The Matrix game. The game almost ends as the movie, but then we get a message from the Wachowski sisters, explaingin how a the martyr ending works great for a movie... but a game should feel more epic, so instead you get to face a final mega Smith formed from all his clones. My point being, people can separate the epic exagerations of a game from the more grounded rules of canon/lore.

Edit: Just to add, that I aknowledge The Rise of Skywalker was a shitshow, but there were millions of other reasons for that, TFU is hardly to blame there...

Kneetos330d ago

I'm a casual force unleashed, enjoyer
Thought both games were pretty good

senorfartcushion330d ago (Edited 330d ago )

Starkiller - the original Mary Sue (after Luke Skywalker bent a molten blaster bolt around a corner, and through a tiny hole in The Death Star, while flying an X-wing in space. And all despite having next to no training in how to use The Force.)

It did help ruin the franchise, but it was already ruined by silly novels and badly-thought-out comic book adaptations. The EU did enough damage to the universe that the trajectory was bound to hit “JEDI SUPERHERO WHO CAN WRESTLE STAR DESTROYERS OUT OF THE SKY” territory.

It’s part of why The Force Unleashed and The Last Jedi had such a negative backlash. The Force Unleashed copied and pasted the structure of A New Hope, which was enough for some people to buy, but I heard countless musings from people, whining that the characters were not as jumpy or powerful as Starkiller - with Starkiller being the one character mentioned for reference. The Last Jedi, for some people, is their favourite Star Wars film, for others, it wasn’t. What I didn’t like about TLJ’s backlash is how much people were moaning about it being different to the rest of the franchise, when it is about as derivative as The Force Awakens was.

Daeloki330d ago

"after Luke Skywalker bent a molten blaster bolt around a corner, and through a tiny hole in The Death Star, while flying an X-wing in space. And all despite having next to no training in how to use The Force."

Not to mention having next to no experience in piloting a fighter

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Exploring the Greatness of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed

Discover the reasons why Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is such a fantastic game. From its gripping storyline to its smooth gameplay and impressive graphics, this game has it all.

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