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Star Wars games are a difficult breed. The franchise has spawned shooters, side-scrolling action games, arcade games, RPGs, and even chess. The games range from good (
KOTOR,
Super Star Wars) to decent (
Battlefront) to mediocre or just plain awful (
Revenge of the Sith). One thing that's pretty clear though, there hasn't really been a good
Star Wars action game since the Super NES days (unless you count
LEGO Star Wars). LucasArts looks to change all that with
Star Wars: Force Unleashed. A new video showcasing the game's characters and the technology used to create them has just been released, and it gives a behind-the-scenes look at the game that bridges the gap between
Episode III and
Episode IV. If LucasArts has put as much work into the gameplay as they have into the characters and storyline, we may be in luck. A word of warning though,
Force Unleashed does feature a plucky comic sidekick. Other than the grim possibilities that might present, things are looking up.<!-- google_ad_section_end --> to blow up your own ship), Joystiq notes that
E4 is a marked improvement over the original PSP iteration. First and foremost, the musical nature of the game (typical of Q? Entertainment titles) is now actually integrated with the gameplay. In other words, the actions you take in the game will affect the music. The game also incorporates a new shield system that encourages faster-paced gameplay. There is a new Endless mode which, appropriately enough, goes on forever so long as players continue to acquire Extend power-ups. Boss encounters have been removed from the game, which Joystiq finds puzzling, but overall the impression is definitely a good one. Head over to Joystiq for their full impressions.
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