Not surprisingly most of the list is compiled of points that reference the story specifically. For instance, players take on the role of a Sith and are often tasked with killing innocent characters. A point that is now widely known is that Star Wars: The Force Unleashed has two endings: one for those who end the game as a good guy and one for those who continue through the path of the Dark Side. However, another point in the list is that players are unable to make their allegiance selection from the beginning of the game and must progress through the story as a villain before the choice is presented.
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9-30-2008 @ 11:12PM
yolarrydabomb said...
Why parents need to know StarWars?
Shit!
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10-01-2008 @ 5:28AM
Fallen said...
Ehh, spoiler alert :(
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10-01-2008 @ 6:54AM
Boff said...
Quick you'd better warn the parents that lightsabers are actually used to kill people.
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10-01-2008 @ 8:40AM
haukke said...
sounds like the kotor series except in reverse, except in that series you deform as you become more evil.
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10-01-2008 @ 9:46AM
Milly said...
Thanks for the spoiler.
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10-01-2008 @ 3:33PM
R_Fusion said...
My lil 4yr old nephew doesn't care who I kill as long as I kill someone. lol
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10-01-2008 @ 7:12PM
M. Dizzy said...
At first I was meh about the game...but like any recent super hero (or Metroid) game where you have to unlock your powers as you progress through the game, it really shines about half way through when you have most of your powers are available.
Even better is the second play through, when you take on the twinks from the early levels with an end game character.
Everyone should remember that this game's story is a tweener like Shadows of the Empire (the first star wars game to feature the battle of Hoth that has appeared in practically every star wars game in that time period since).
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