In "The Force Unleashed," LucasArts reimagines the source of the Jedi Knights' energy as an ass-kicking destructive power that lets players take on every beast and baddie ever seen in a galaxy far ...

The Force Unleashed takes place between Episodes III and IV and is cannon to the series. This isn’t a hastily put together cash-in, but a fully thought out story that ties in to what you already ...

Zone 1: Hangar of Death. Unless you are playing on the easiest difficulty setting, there is little chance that you can step out into the open and fight against Purge Troopers, Snipers, Commanders ...

The first Force Unleashed game felt like a surprise, but this one comes across as a cookie-cutter, by-the-numbers action title. Sadly, it shows a few plot and continuity problems, too.

The Force Unleashed II provides similar delights on occasion, but overall, this sequel is less enjoyable, less varied, ... AT-ST walkers, and other trooper and walker variants.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. We went a few rounds in the Wii version of Unleashed, and while we can't comment on the ...

What a disappointment. When THQ Wireless announced plans to release Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for the iPhone along with other gaming platforms, it was vindication for a lot of iPhone and iPod ...

As the name implies, this soldier is a flame-thrower toting killer for the Imperials, whi previousl made his Star Wars debut in the 2008 video game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.

The Force Unleashed II adds a few new abilities to your repertoire. One is Force sense, which is a guidance system that directs you to your objective and negates the need for a map.

The Force Unleashed II is, sadly, a by-the-numbers sequel which simply doesn’t excite as much as the original. Despite dying at the end of the last game, ...