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Amazon Shops - Star Wars The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition
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List Price: $29.99
Our Price: $29.51
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Manufacturer: Aspyr Media
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: DVD-ROM
Brand: LucasArts
EAN: 0618870122410
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Feature: Use the Force like never before with devastating attacks and combos on enemies
Format: DVD-ROM
Label: Aspyr Media
Manufacturer: Aspyr Media
Model: 12241
Platform: Windows Vista
Publisher: Aspyr Media
Release Date: 2009-11-03
Studio: Aspyr Media
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Features
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Use the Force like never before with devastating attacks and combos on enemies
Discover the untold story of Darth Vader¿s secret apprentice and the major events in the Star Wars universe after the rise of the Empire
Digital Molecular Matter technology lets you feel the true power of the Force; Objects in the environment break, bend, shatter, splinter and shift as they would in real life
Enemies are influenced by euphoria, a behavioral technology that allows characters to react in different and unique ways every time you play the game, whether they are jumping to safety or on the receiving end of your Force power and lightsaber attacks
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Editorial Reviews:
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Star Wars The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition combines the original Star Wars The Force Unleashed videogame with three entirely new single-player levels and a host of new costumes and character models. The three new levels introduce an exciting new “what if” scenario into the Star Wars Universe and send players on dangerous missions to iconic locales such as the Jedi Temple on Coruscant, Jabba’s palace on Tatooine and into the thick of battle on the ice world of Hoth. New character models allow gamers to play as a legendary Star Wars character such as Luke Skywalker or Obi-Wan Kenobi.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Could have been great.
Comment: This was a game that was fun to play until you got to the boss levels. Then it was utterly ruined. Why the designers would suddenly change the game style
when you got to the bosses is beyond me. Normal game play was 3 dimensional allowing you to move wherever and the camera follows. But on most of the
boss levels the camera is static in one place making it extremely difficult to play on a pc. A very odd choice because much of the game made you feel
like you were playing something really groundbreaking, but then you'd get to the final stage of a level and it was like you were playing on an atari 2600.
The boss level where you bring down a star destroyer was by far the most idiotic thing I have ever encountered in a video game. I will be very cautious
about the sequel.
Customer Rating:
Summary: The Worst Star Wars Game EVER!
Comment: I rate this game a 1 star mainly cause the game requirements have to be met on the back to play it and even with the patch for systems that meet a 1.8 GHz processor this game still crashes. You would have to have the world's most greatest computer to play this game. So unless you meet all the system requirements you might as well spend your money on something else instead of this sorry excuse for a Star Wars game.
Nothing has altered in the story line really you do the same stuff you do in the console game from what I was able to do before I got frustrated and decided to sell this game cause of all the errors/bugs. The only difference is now you get to choose to fight in the Hoth system and on Tatoonee where you can battle the rebels after you've beaten the main game line.
If you want a good game buy the Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic games or the soon to be out Star Wars The Old Republic game that isn't gonna be as picky with the system requirements as this game is.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Looks terrific...crashes, sound stutters, system demanding
Comment: I had the PS3 version but my wife doesn't like the controller and prefers PC gaming with a keyboard/mouse. I'd have to say I do too, so I was hoping this game would make it to the PC. I am guessing that our PC is just not up to the task of playing this game, but it crashes repeatedly and the sound repeats/stutters a lot. I have a AMD dual core with plenty of RAM and a very good ATI Graphics Card, so this game must have very steep (and maybe very specific) requirements. I guess we'll just put it on the shelf for a while and wait for patches and maybe a new PC down the road.
I'd just warn people that this game requires a powerful computer to run properly.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Save your money
Comment: Poor frame rates and some of the worst camera angles make this game more of a pain in the ass than its worth.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Ultimate Sith StarWars Force Unleashed for PC Review
Comment: The game was fast and easy to install. However, you cannot use your mouse to navigate the menus, and the menus themselves are difficult to navigate. Even the in-game controls are difficult to get a hang of. If you were a fan of the Jedi Knight II and Jedi Knight Academy games, then be prepared for a completely different feel and control of the game. On the good side, the extra bonus mission, which are a re-imagining of scenes from the old Star Wars movies plus one unrelated, Jedi Temple scene, are quite fun. You also don't have to beat the game to play those missions, they are available for play from the get go.
For a game which George Lucas was SO involved in, there are some major wholes in the game play. For instance, in EVERY Star Wars movie, light sabers seem to be able to kill with 1 slash, now you need to build up combos and hit targets number of times before they go down (sometimes 5-7 times) which I felt was dumbing down the game and made it feel rather cheap.
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