Today, the demo for the upcoming Star Wars game was released today to Xbox and PS3 gamers everywhere!
Whopping in at a 930MB file, this demo is nothing short of impressive. As you walk throughout the environment you can see every detail that went into this. It's absolutely phenomenal. But Graphics are what makes a game great. The gameplay is where this game shines. The main focus of 'The Force Unleashed' is well, the Force. Control anyone and anything with a touch of a button. Nothing feels better in the world as picking up an enemy and throwing him over the edge to his death. This game is pure fun and you guys owe it to yourselves to try it.
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is set to hit the US on Sept. 16th, the Asian/Pacific countries on the 17th and Europe on the 19th
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Demo Hits Xbox Live Marketplace
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008
God of War 3 Announced for Ps3
The third installment in the hit franchise: God of War, was announced earlier today at Sony's E3 Conference. Coming complete with a debut trailer for the upcoming blockbuster, it seems Kratos is still holding a grudge. But don't expect to get your hans on this game until 2009 at the earliest. Just remember: "IN THE END...THERE WILL BE ONLY CHAOS"
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Monday, July 7, 2008
Rock Band 2: Wireless Drums!
Rock Band 2 isn't going to just take the introduction of a wireless drum set in Guitar Hero World Tour lying down. No, Harmonix has its own wireless drum set planned, according to a product listing on Amazon.com. With a tentative release date of September 14 and a price of $89.99, it may mean waiting for an upgrade that's free of ugly cables is just around the corner.
Likewise, Xbox 360 owners will finally cut the chord on the guitar side, as a wireless guitar for Rock Band 2 makes an appearance at the online retailer. As an owner of the PS3 version of Rock Band, I have to say that going wireless makes a world of difference when one is doing high kicks during solos.
Rock Band 2 Standalone Drums
[Courtesy of Kotaku]