The Force Unleashed: Felucia gameplay video, looks "slimy"

SonXx | August 27, 2008 | Video | Playstation 3 Wii

The new Star wars videogame finally shows gameplay on Planet Felucia. For some reason the person playing the game looks like he really enjoys defeating those Felucian warriors after all the parrying. The game also looks like its got some great graphics, and is looking promising. Who knows, maybe the demo wasn't enough to convince you and some gameplay on Felucia will do it.

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BlackLabel | August 28, 2008

The demo showed me how much this game is not worth getting, i was slightly hopeful in a small way but i thought this game looked bad from videos. All in all this is a standard Star Wars game which should have set it's sights higher, with a higher age rating the lightsaber could do what a lightsaber does and the euphoria engine could really be put to use, as anyone that knows how to use it knows dismemberment is a big part of euphoria and it's physics. I think any videos after a demo are doing nothing but excite those that liked the demo and give more ammo to those that disliked it.
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  Zero and X | August 28, 2008
  
  So you didnt like it cause you couldnt dismember people? Thats a lameass excuse.
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    Gutter_Tech | August 28, 2008
    
    not really lightsabers are supposed to cut through everything. i think blacklabel was trying to say that an engine that already includes dismemberment, could be easily adapted to lightsaber combat.
    - 1 thumbs!
      Final Blade | August 29, 2008
      
      _{Again I repeat what Zero asked: "So you didnt like it cause you couldnt dismember people?"
      
      Just because the engine CAN have dismemberment, doesn't mean the game was going to have it. Its up to the devs to include it.
      And honestly its a demo to give off the taste of the game, im sure the actual game has a shit load more stuff in it then the demo shown.
      
      Again this is probably the first Starwars game I actually played and I thoroughly enjoyed the demo to bits. So your loss BlackLabel, Redneonfish, kik36.}
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      BlackLabel | August 31, 2008
      
      This game just doesn't live up to other Star Wars games. There have been much better Star Wars games out there, it is good Final Blade that you enjoy it but others have other Star Wars games to compare it to, and to me it just didn't live up.
      
      To me there are much better games that paraded around the Star Wars name;
      
      - Star Wars Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II
      - Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast and Jedi Academy
      - Star Wars: Galaxies
      - Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic I/II
      - Star Wars Battlefront II
      
      All of those titles have all done it much better, sure most did not have dismemberment if i recall only Jedi Outcast/Jedi Academy did, which was great but i do not need dismemberment to enjoy a game, i just think it was an overall bad demo which conveyed the game poorly.
      
      I just feel that dismemberment something that Euphoria makes easy to do, hell even i can do it and i am not a pro with that software, if i can do it then anyone can. Hell they don't even need blood lightsabers are not bloody things it would do nothing to their rating, Jedi Outcast for instance carried a T rating when you could slice off any body part including the head.
      
      I just feel when a you are running on an engine that actively allows for dismemberment then it is lazy not to, especially when lesser technologically advanced games running on the Quake III engine of all things had dismemberment and did it very well, hell they did everything well. I don't see this game getting the 9/10's past Star Wars games received and it would be justified, i just don't think it is that good.
    - 1 thumbs!
      Final Blade | August 31, 2008
      
      _{BlackLabel the point me and Zero are pointing out you are just making it seem the no "Dismemberment" is the cause for the game being bad. The demo was overall fun, and did exactly what it was supposed to do, make me feel good about it and want to buy it. Now obviously there have been bad demo's before, thats a given, but so far your argument is only about one aspect that the engine COULD do, not exactly the game WAS going to have. Thats the difference. As I said before its up to the devs to include it or not( if the game was going to have it), hell you even stated 1 of those games had it. The point is you're prejudging the game for one aspect so far. I see this game getting High 8's or even over 9.
      
      Would I enjoy the dismemberment? Of course I'd like it, but then that would make the game a little over T and probably leaning for M rating status which won't in any way help sales. Games like Sports and SW while could have the blood and dismemberment are aimed at kids of all ages usually so they can get lots of money as well. Trust me, you're picking at straws here.
      
      Now can you explain what other things makes this demo bad other than that one aspect of the game?}
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HisServant77 | August 28, 2008

Man, I really have to get this game when I get the chance. I loved the demo and have been following it from the start. It's definitely a great one for starwars fans
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redneonfish | August 28, 2008

quote HisServant77
It's definitely a great one for starwars fans
And that's it >.>
- 2 thumbs!
  Euphoric | August 28, 2008
  
  So? A Star Wars game is clearly going to be made to appeal to Star Wars fans. You don't like it then ignore it as it isn't meant for you.
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kik36 | August 28, 2008

One level graphically superior to the demo will not make up for the overall lack of decent game play. I was looking forward to this title, and I'm sorry but the demo wasn't enough for me to drop $60 on.

Those that liked it, enjoy. For me there's another game that will earn my $60.
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  Kazooieman | August 29, 2008
  
  Pfft. Be grateful with what you can buy with $60 because if you reach Australia you'll have to fork over $99 for a new Wii Game, $110 for a new PS3 game and $99-105 for an X-Box 360 game.
  - 1 thumbs!
    kik36 | August 30, 2008
    
    Sorry dude......i feel for you, but it's nothing I have any control over. I'm not grateful for paying $60 for a game anymore than you are for paying $110. I'm against price gouging no matter where it happens.
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Dark Arcanine | August 31, 2008

Love the graphics.

Being a die hard fan, I must have this game!