The Star Wars universe is no stranger to massive videogame projects. Even so, LucasArts hopes that their newest project, The Force Unleashed, will blow all previous efforts out of the water. The ...

FAN CAST: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed by JoshW Here are my choices for who I’d like to see star in a movie adaptation of the video game, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed!

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In this Players Wanted feature, we've envisioned an entirely new entry in the Force Unleashed series. Rather than risk spoiling the outcome of the first game for those that haven't read the novel ...

The original Star Wars: The Force Unleashed buzzed with potential, but poor production values and the madness of random remote waggling muted the glow. With Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II, the ...

With Star Wars headlining the most recent Humble Bundle, the time is ripe to take a look back at one of the final gaming entries into the Star Wars Expanded Universe.

Though it's no longer canon, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed still stands out as a groundbreaking piece of storytelling which ushered in a new age of emotional and character driven stories in the ...

The Force Unleashed certainly looks and sounds the part of a Star Wars game, complete with John Williams theme music and laser blast, TIE Fighter and light saber sound effects.

By starting fresh, games like Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and The Force Unleashed have managed to create compelling stories and riveting gameplay in equal measure.

Who knew that throwing Stormtroopers around like they were rag dolls could be so… boring? Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, a new Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 video game in stores this week, is the ...

In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, you grab your trusty controller and wave it around, causing your onscreen counterpart to swing his lightsaber. If you're a Star Wars fan--and a Wii owner--you've ...

The Force Unleashed II is, sadly, a by-the-numbers sequel which simply doesn’t excite as much as the original.