At the easier difficulties, you can button mash your way through most situations, but at harder difficulties you will have to employ more advanced techniques and combos. In the pre-release hype a lot of focus has been given to the physics and Force powers, and they make for an entertaining backbone to the gameplay. I can't go into details as that would spoil the experience for those of you who have yet to play the game, but suffice to say it will surprise you. It is certainly not without controversy, especially one of the two endings should carry a disclaimer along the lines that the events in the games were just that of one of Darth Vader's dreams (much like Bobby's two year dream in the classic soap Dallas). I appreciate the effort Lucasarts has made in filling the void between the two trilogies with a plausible, and interesting scenario, that puts Darth Vader and the start of the rebellion in a slightly different light. Other characters from both trilogies such as Princess Leia, and her adoptive father Bail Organa are in the game, as is a fan favourite I won't reveal. Starkiller is a fairly quiet and neutral hero, but his sidekick droid Proxy, always intent on killing his master, and the sexy pilot with the British accent Juno Eclipse make for nice additions to the colorful gallery of characters we know and love from the Star Wars universe. The Force Unleashed tells the story of this secret apprentice Starkiller as he stumbles along his path laid out by the Force. But Vader stumbles onto something more, a child with a powerful connection to the Force, and he takes it upon himself to train his young apprentice behind the emperor's back.
It starts out nicely on Kashyyyk, the Wookie homeworld seen in episode three, you are an extremely powerful Darth Vader throwing furry Wookies in every direction in search of a Jedi in hiding. It is the bridge between the trilogies, and therefore something every Star Wars will want to experience regardless of the qualities the game possesses. Its the marriage of a concept of the strongest Jedi ever, and several ground breaking technologies. The Force Unleashed has been in the making for many years at Lucasarts. It's easy to get tangled up in religious issues, and this is not the proper place for that. I would probably turn a blind eye to the more recent films sort of like how some chose to follow the old testament and not the new. At least as far as episodes four through six go and as I kid I collected anything, and everything that had to do with that galaxy far, far away. I'm not a religious man, but if I had been Star Wars would have been my religion.
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