DanHo
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join:2002-05-20
Seattle, WA
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| reply to Alpha Phoenix
Re: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
I only played the prologue on the 360 so far. I am finding it a little annoying the number of times it required a save to move through the level and the camera angles are really funky.
However, as Darth Vader it was pretty cool smashing everything in your path. Graphics on the 360 are nice. I think I will like this game.
said by Alpha Phoenix  :I got this game for the Wii ... but I'm not impressed with the graphics. '
Did you expect it to have great graphics? I hope not.
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Alpha Phoenix
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| said by DanHo :I only played the prologue on the 360 so far. I am finding it a little annoying the number of times it required a save to move through the level and the camera angles are really funky. However, as Darth Vader it was pretty cool smashing everything in your path. Graphics on the 360 are nice. I think I will like this game. said by Alpha Phoenix :I got this game for the Wii ... but I'm not impressed with the graphics. ' Did you expect it to have great graphics? I hope not. I expected teh graphics to be like that of Metroid Prime 3: Corruption, not like The Godfather: Blackhand Edition.
Metroid's graphics were lush, smooth, beautiful, and had great shading and aliasing; so it's not about the Wii's graphics not being able to be great. It's about the game developers not programing and doing the graphics as well as teh Wii can process.
Seeing how great Metroid's graphics are, I'm disappointed with Star Wars' graphics because I know they could've been a lot better.  The gameplay on teh other hand is fantastic with all the motion controls. 
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Brazbit
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Port Orchard, WA
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| Stopped by Gamestop during my lunch break for something unrelated when a guy walked in and the clerks were asking him what he was doing there. It turns out he has been salivating over this game and was at their midnight release so they did not expect to see him again for a few days.
Apparently this guy had gone straight home and beat the game in a single 10 hour session. He was already back at the store for the strategy guide to find anything he might have missed.
Putting aside the mentality of the person involved here it amazes me that a modern major release like this can be beat in just 10 hours when most games have 40 or more hours of game play.
This game is supposed to have a storyline not just be a race to the end. Hopefully there are optional side stories or something that this guys skipped to help give this game some staying power or else this is probably going to be a very disappointing title just for being so short.
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Ken
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Brownsburg, IN
| said by Brazbit :it amazes me that a modern major release like this can be beat in just 10 hours when most games have 40 or more hours of game play. I don't know what types of games you normally play, but the average single player game only lasts 6-10 hours. A 40 hour game is extremely rare.
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Voodoo
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Chatham, NJ
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I've read there at two different endings as is typical with Jedi-centric Star Wars games. The dark side ending and the light side ending.
That said, I've played through the prologue and the first level and I'm having fun so far.
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