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I am tired of crud clone wars games built for bed wetters and little snap together models that are already painted.



I am so happy.
viva revoution.

I'm hoping they fix the issues of the previous game. Though, to be honest, I'm almost a bit dissapointed they're brining back Galen Marek (a.k.a. Starkiller). While I really liked the story in TFU and Starkiller was Badass with a captial B, the character had a good ending, as had the entire arc. I just hope they don't ruin it.

i just really hope they dont turn this into a game for bed wetters.

It's still a Star Wars game, so it'll probably get a TEEN/12+ rating like the last one.

I had wondered if it was Starkiller. He looks a bit more . . . angular? in the teaser. The game was a good one (by LucasArts standards) and I really agree with AuR that his "death" was satisfactory: both a canonically appropriate and emotionally fulfilling ending for a character we had just enough time with to empathize with but still find very mysterious. But I am glad that we'll see more "dark times" in motion (not just comics, which I can't be bothered with any longer). Speaking of which, does anybody know what's going on with the live action Star Wars television program that was getting so much buzz before (ICGI) Clone Wars came out?

Um well i looked on wiki and it saids its him. but take that with a grain of salt. but idk i would like to se him but they just better bring him back in an awesome way.
from the trailer i speculate that he was found his body repaired and is being forced to fight gladiator games.

Oh, it's definetly him. And Juno speaking to him. I just wonder if he'll encounter Yoda sometime in the game. Would be awesome.

I hope not. Skywalker ends up being what Starkiller should have been? Lame.

skywalker is a little whiner who didnt have the guts to kill the bad guy. starkiller did. he just didnt for the women he loved.

By not killing Vader or the Emperor, Luke allowed Anakin to be redeemed and fulfill the prophecy as the Chosen One. When it comes to love, Luke was right. (Anakin's last words: "You were right about me, Luke, you were right. Tell your sister you were right.") Mace Windu, Yoda, and Obi-wan Kenobi were all wrong about this point. That is why they failed to prevent Anakin's turning, why they failed to detect Sidious right under their noses, and why they failed to protect the Jedi Order. That is also why they could not understand Luke when he claimed to sense good in Vader. They were narrow-minded, blindly obedient to rules and forgot about the "living Force." Things would have been very different had they accepted Qui-gon Jinn on the Council.

I hope the games not 5 hours long lol... otherwise, woot! The first one was a blast.

Manchu wrote:By not killing Vader or the Emperor, Luke allowed Anakin to be redeemed and fulfill the prophecy as the Chosen One. When it comes to love, Luke was right. (Anakin's last words: "You were right about me, Luke, you were right. Tell your sister you were right.") Mace Windu, Yoda, and Obi-wan Kenobi were all wrong about this point. That is why they failed to prevent Anakin's turning, why they failed to detect Sidious right under their noses, and why they failed to protect the Jedi Order. That is also why they could not understand Luke when he claimed to sense good in Vader. They were narrow-minded, blindly obedient to rules and forgot about the "living Force." Things would have been very different had they accepted Qui-gon Jinn on the Council.

*engaging full Geek mode*

I don't think Anakin was the chosen one. Anakin did not bring balance to the force, Luke did. Years after the Battle of Endor there is a republic and an empire. A Jedi Academy and a Shadow Academy. They had to find new ways in the force to fight the Yuzhaan Vong.

Everyone knows there is only one Star Wars game worth playing.

NEGATIVE KK.

Republic Commando takes that cake

This looks good. I really enjoyed the first one (Although it could have been a bit longer), and I'm glad the Star Wars Franchise is doing something other than Clone Wars.

Kid_Kyoto wrote:Everyone knows there is only one Star Wars game worth playing.

Ahh, as a child I must have droped a couple hundred dollars in qauters into this game at the arcade,such a simpler time.

Anung Un Rama wrote:

Manchu wrote:By not killing Vader or the Emperor, Luke allowed Anakin to be redeemed and fulfill the prophecy as the Chosen One. When it comes to love, Luke was right. (Anakin's last words: "You were right about me, Luke, you were right. Tell your sister you were right.") Mace Windu, Yoda, and Obi-wan Kenobi were all wrong about this point. That is why they failed to prevent Anakin's turning, why they failed to detect Sidious right under their noses, and why they failed to protect the Jedi Order. That is also why they could not understand Luke when he claimed to sense good in Vader. They were narrow-minded, blindly obedient to rules and forgot about the "living Force." Things would have been very different had they accepted Qui-gon Jinn on the Council.

*engaging full Geek mode*

I don't think Anakin was the chosen one. Anakin did not bring balance to the force, Luke did. Years after the Battle of Endor there is a republic and an empire. A Jedi Academy and a Shadow Academy. They had to find new ways in the force to fight the Yuzhaan Vong.

the prophecy said he would bring balance to the force. he did do that. by downsizing the jedi to the lvl of the sith. 2v2. mostly that is.

Kid_Kyoto wrote:Everyone knows there is only one Star Wars game worth playing.

Have you forgotten about super star wars? or rogue squadron?!

or kotor.

the prophecy said he would bring balance to the force. he did do that. by downsizing the jedi to the lvl of the sith. 2v2. mostly that is.

All I want is a PC version of Force Unleashed that isn't a gakky half-assed console port.

TOO BAD HBMC! *bwhahahaha*

But seriously.

I'm still waiting for Republic Commando 2 or Imperial Commando.

C'mon Lucas. DO IT.

Yep, just what Star Wars fans want...another huge plot hole in the universe and the same stupid Mary Sue Character.

I liked the plot in Force Unleashed. The only obvious plothole I noticed is the fact that the executor wasn't build until after the battle of Yavin.

wasnt it still under construction in the game?

A friend of mine who's pretty good in Star Wars fluff complained about the story after he read the comic, which really is bad btw. He said the building started after the battle of Yavin.

Of the Executor? Nah. It reached active *service* after the Battle of Yavin.

Unless they retconned it sometime recently, it was started shortly after the Clone Wars' end.

EEEPPPIIICCC!!!

I certainly believe that this game shall be one of the first that I shall purchase, when I have bought my new PS3 in April.

Anung Un Rama wrote:I liked the plot in Force Unleashed. The only obvious plothole I noticed is the fact that the executor wasn't build until after the battle of Yavin.

And the fact that the Mary Sue apprentice brings down an ENTIRE star destroyer which has a crew of more than 40,000 and suffers no repercussions for it isn't an obvious plot hole?

Vladsimpaler wrote:

Anung Un Rama wrote:I liked the plot in Force Unleashed. The only obvious plothole I noticed is the fact that the executor wasn't build until after the battle of Yavin.

And the fact that the Mary Sue apprentice brings down an ENTIRE star destroyer which has a crew of more than 40,000 and suffers no repercussions for it isn't an obvious plot hole?

What's your point...?
In the Jedi Academy novels, fifteen Jedi were able to hurl an entire fleet(some 60+) of Imperial Star Destroyer Mark IIs and another few dozen Victory class Star Destroyers clean out of a star system.