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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:30PM Jawmuncher said

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N-Gage sold the most I bet
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:35PM Vegnagun said

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I'm impressed. I'd be more impressed with the Force Unleashed as a game, though, if it had less magic shields that stunted my force powers.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 4:20PM (Unverified) said

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strip away the star wars theme you got yourself a pretty mediocre ass game.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:36PM (Unverified) said

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While I downloaded the demo, I haven't bought a copy as of yet, maybe when it's $20. I expect about 10 hours from FPSs but not action adventures.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:36PM Dirty said

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Whatever, I liked it.
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Posted: Feb 12th 2009 7:18AM Ghen said

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Same here. It wasn't jedi knight's swordplay, but it was still fun.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:37PM bxgt said

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I still have not even finished it, also the gba version was the best.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:39PM (Unverified) said

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I believe it's spelled "hangar" actually
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:42PM (Unverified) said

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On the note about it winning a writer's guild award, it's worth nothing a lot of titles aren't eligible (or rather, those titles' writers), as only guild members are eligible. Still, it's a fun romp for a Star Wars game, and the plot is pretty good (barring subpar mainline acting).
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:43PM Bobulous said

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I liked it. Got it for the PSP and I'm still playing it on and off. It also came bundled with my Wii, which is a lot better than some of the reviews made out.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 3:58PM Joeybeast said

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This game was never released on PC was it?
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 5:18PM Haggard said

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Nope, the reason given was that most PC's couldn't handle the incredible technical wowness of the engine. Which as excuses go is pretty crap, but I can't really judge since I've never developed a game. Valve and Crytek, however, say hello.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 4:25PM DelTrigger said

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I actually thought this is the way a Star Wars game should feel. If they worked on improving a lot of things, they'd have me coming back.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 4:41PM juju187 said

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just brought the game on 360 after loving the psp version (which was better because all the unlockables) with some surround sound its a "Good" star wars movie
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 4:45PM (Unverified) said

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An instantly forgettable gaming experience.

After about 10 minutes, it felt like any other saber-centric Star Wars title. Long load times. Bad camera angles. What's the use in having "never-before seen" Force powers when the enemies in the game are so darn hard to kill?

I wish they would have put time into a next-gen only release instead of making a game for every conceivable format (I think they made it for Atari 2600, too), maybe then it would have been better.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 5:01PM emax said

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I have it for 360, and while its not an "Epic" game, i enjoyed it. I have played through it a few times, and it gets better each time. Some of the bosses are stupidly difficult. However nothing is perfect. This game definitely warrants a 2nd. The next one could be a totally new story, but based on the same game engine etc...

I'd like to see some kind of co-op with joint force powers. And potentialy some kind of multi player. you dont need to have a free for all, but some kind of Horde mode, like gears of war 2, or multi player mission based games would be sweet.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 6:05PM Dantheman212 said

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That's pretty dame good in game sales, but there however a lot of star wars fans that will buy most star wars games because it says "star wars".
Its a shame that TFU wasn't on the pc, there is always so much potential in mods these days, however the next star wars game they should do is just dedicate a game to Darth vader, and just play Darth vader, so like you start as anakin and you work your way up and become Darth vader.

Now i know there was a star wars episode 3 game which had that same idea but i only played the gamboy advance version which was awesome, so I'm basically asking whether or not anyone liked the console versions of episode 3?
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 6:19PM Reddjoey said

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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 6:21PM Reddjoey said

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Odd I swear I typed a response in there. I passed on this and am waiting on a good deal on it to try it out. I heard mixed reviews, and looks like I wasn't the only one.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 6:20PM (Unverified) said

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I only read the TPB but that was awesome so I can't imagine it in motion.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 7:19PM HandheldAddictblogspotcom said

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Wow, really? You're talking about the comic, right? I wondered if anybody would read it without playing the game.

I wrote my take on that awhile back...

http://comicbook.livejournal.com/63147.html



If you liked the story in the TPB, you'll really like the game.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 7:19PM tmontana213 said

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The N-Gage is still around?! WTF?!?!?!?!
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Posted: Feb 12th 2009 4:13AM (Unverified) said

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N-Gage as a phone is dead. N-Gage as an 'app store' for Nokia smartphones is alive and very much kicking.
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Posted: Feb 11th 2009 10:46PM Koopaconn said

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I had fun with it. Glitchy and short, but force push has never felt so good.
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