
Developed internally for the Xbox 360 and PS3, The Force Unleashed has players becoming Darth Vader's "Secret Apprentice" and, as the title vaguely alludes to, unleashing the force. Other "equally enthralling" versions of the game releasing on the same date include the Krome Studios-developed Wii, PS2 and PSP titles, as well as a DS game from n-Space. You'll be able to spot exclusive footage on SpikeTV this month, but rather than subjecting you to watching it for hours on end, we've posted a schedule of the game's appearances after the break.
- April 6 at 7:58 p.m. ET/PT – between the premiere of Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones and Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith
- April 11 at 10:52 p.m. ET/PT – At the end of Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
- April 12 at 12:00 a.m. ET/PT – throughout an episode of GameTrailers TV with Geoff Keighley filmed at LucasArts' headquarters in San Francisco
- April 12 at 5:06 p.m. ET/PT – before Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope
- April 13 at 5:06 p.m. ET/PT – before Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back













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Looks real good.
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To answer your question asshat (if you were NOT being sarcastic)
that is the PS3 or 360 version.
I think that was a joke, but he forgot the =P emoticon. Well actually, I think that HE thinks hes too cool to use those. =P
Dude, you just blew my mind! lulz
I also notice that the Apprentice uses a reverse grip. Does that mean you'd hold your Wiimote upside-down? That would be inconvenient.
Really wish it was coming out before Sept, since there seems to be a Summer drought in July-Aug (when does Mercenaries2 come out again?)
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Kye needs him some 1:1 lightsaber control.
well they posted the wii controls yesterday. You'll be able to hack left, right, up, down, and stab all with the wiimote, sure it won't be 1:1 but at least its not a simple as Zelda's "shake attack"
I'm guessing the controls won't be perfect, more along the lines of wiisport controls. Sure you can just sit there twitching your wrist, but its more fun if you stand up and swing the remote like a real tennis racket
Personally I dont need it and the controls they supplied (including upcut attacks, holding sideways to block and many more) seem as good as we can get to 1:1.
Then we need to train the young Jedis even better.
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:)
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...wait...
hold on.
Fucking Southeast Asia gets the game before Europe?!
You really mean that England, France and Germany are in the queue behind Cambodia, Laos and Viet-fucking-nam!?
I'm going to the gym now. When I get back someone had better fix this.
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Where normal videogames cost way too much compared to our average income!
If you don't serve us first, we shall service ourselves via Bittorrent or something. Console standards shall stop us not!
/eyepatch
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That being asked, I'm torn between getting this for the 360 or getting it for the Wii.
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However with much training the force can be controlled and used and therefore "unleashed".
Wait, that analogy is awful but you get the point.
I laughed my ass off on that, no lie! +1
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Why is Darth Vader's apprentice killing storm troopers and blowing up TIE Fighters?
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damn you library computer that only has explorer on it!
Luke was the worst Jedi ever.Seriously all the Jedis we have seen can do cool stuff and crazy sh*t but Luke can barelly do anything with the force.
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Well what can we expect from a farm boy.
Episode II- WTF? Jedi suicide attack! and Holy sh*t Yoda fights but not in the way you imagine.
Episode III- The cartoon network series follow up. Actually good if you ignore the plot.
Yeah,really just look at "Smallville".
It's all about the hands. You might think what you want to happen but it doesn't work until you make a hand gesture. Can't force choke without pinching, no lightning.
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Wait a minute am I discussing about star wars in the internet.Oh boy I never thought this day would come, I’m such a geek.