Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Nintendo Wii
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There is only one player in the game
Selected User Reviews For Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Nintendo Wii
Upon arrival, the game was in good shape and worked as expected. The Wii is capable of handling the same level of graphics, so it's too bad they hadn't realized it sooner. There was another odd aspect besides the awkward animation - the storyline in the Wii version changed drastically (on the Xbox, it was much more flowing and coherent). I did not replay it since it was a disappointment.


Come in close proximity to me It was just as I expected it to be. However, I did not manage to take off the plastic from the spine of the case when I tried to take off the plastic seal over it. The result was that it looked unsettling, but otherwise there was nothing wrong with the episode. Playing on the Wii is far more fun than playing on a console like the Xbox, for example, because it takes advantage of the motion controls. This is a wonderful storyline.

Needless to say, I had been waiting anxiously for the release of this game for months Keeping your feet. I am, however, somewhat disappointed with the execution of the plan. There is a remarkable similarity between the flow of the game and the Amazon ad for this game, which featured the developers. It's the Force that drives us. It is monotonous to the point of numbing. I wonder if there is a way to Would choking him be the best course of action? Is he going to get zapped by Is it possible to stop him with the power of Oh, I'm going to have to develop another Force blast to get through another door? What if I had a vehicle that could be thrown In its first five minutes, this game is entertaining, but then every encounter that doesn't involve a major character or creature begins to replace Ambien as the legal substitute for The following types of games are available The droning litany of its creators is almost audible in every encounter, accompanied by the expression "kicking a$$!" The force is at work. This is a kick in the a$$! The force is at work. Major character encounters are more challenging, but lead to Dragon's Lair- look out for traps located there As soon as you mess up, you get knocked to the side and have to guess your way through the sequence from scratch. Do not be alarmed, however It won't take long for you to find Sooner or later! On the plus side, the cut scenes are captivating and the storyline is The game centers around a Sith who, between Episodes 3 and 4, was apprentice to Vader. The journey is on such a one-way street that it's fun just to reach the next cut scene, but there's not much to keep you engaged Keeping track of minded tracks ("kicking asses with the force!"! It's a good idea to buy the game when it drops down to 29 dollars. The price should be less than 99. There is no value in purchasing this game at its full, starting retail price. Those days are gone when the next installment of Dark Forces, Jedi Knight, or X-Men was announced months before the release An exciting addition to the TIE Fighter line-up was the X-Wing. In his opinion, Lucasarts has a great deal of confidence that he will have to re-assess I will buy another car after you have established your relationship with me.


This game has promise and pretty much delivers on its promise. If you've played games like this on the Wii, you know what to expect. It's fun, and swinging the light saber is exciting, but the controls can be a bit The force powers can be quite effective in this game, and that is my favorite part of it. Many games with magical elements, the force, or whatever, limit the use of these special powers until you become accustomed to not relying I would say the real winner here is the wonderful and generous ability to manipulate objects and enemies using force, even though this game is based on physical movement with a light saber. also agree with other reviews that the biggest drawback of this game is related to the view angle as well as the difficulty of locking on to It took me a couple of minutes to "learn" that letting go of the joystick and resting for half a It strikes me that this game would have been discarded after the second level if I hadn't realized that. It was a great deal at $9. I was pleased with the quality and would recommend it. My next move is to play some more of it.
