There are a lot of games that I am excited about this year. One of which is Soul Calibur IV. Not only have the first three games rocked enough to keep me wanting to play a sequel, but the inclusion of Darth Vader and Yoda as playable fighters is just awesome. Here’s a peek at the box art for the 360 and PS3 versions.
If ever there was a good time to be a Star Wars fan, this would be it. We’ve got The Force Unleashed coming this summer (which looks incredible) a new MMO in the works, a movie due out in August (animated of course), a new TV series and now a new KotOR game from BioWare. That’s right, BioWare is working on a new KotOR.
This probably won’t come as a surprise to most, but I don’t read Vanity Fair, in fact I don’t think I’ve ever been to their website before today. However, I have found myself on their site for longer than I care to mention today. No, I wasn’t reading about politics or an upcoming film, but about Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. They had a very in-depth article
Way back in October we heard a juicy rumor that BioWare was working on a Star Wars MMO. This was some kick-ass news considering what an awesome job they did with KotOR. Unfortunately that rumor has been confounded by another rumor. Well, kind of.
If you asked me what game I’m most looking forward to this summer, it would have to be Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. The game has so many cool things going for it, as you get to use the Force in ways never even heard of in the Star Wars universe. Just the thought of playing as Darth Vader’s secret apprentice brings back the kind of excitement I haven’t felt for a Star Wars title since SOE ruined Galaxies. Anyway, hit the jump for an awesome video that gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the physics engines behind the game.
If you aren’t happy with those tiny USB drives that always seem to run away when you need them most, you might need a more bulky solution. That way you can spot it on your desk without having to strain your eyes too much. I assure you that although it is a little massive, it’s not heavy and won’t snap off in your computer or anything equally destructive.
The entire platform isn’t quite ready, which sucks, but if you have an N81 you’ll have access to it. Furthermore, there are just a couple games on the list, but I guess they had to fake it until they make it with this one, especially if they wanted to hit that end of 07 mark.
Etsy once again has dished out another geeky little gem, this Rebel Necklace. Anyone who knows enough about Star Wars to recognize the symbol is likely to be drawn to it.
In more recent years I’ve become a bit of a Star Wars dork, I probably would have as a kid but I didn’t see the trilogy until about 6 years ago. I know, I was a sheltered child. These days though, I’m always a sucker for Star Wars inspired toys and gadgets. This computer mod definitely gives me that warm fuzzy feeling.
Technically, it can’t be a lightsaber, because that requires licensing from Lucas Arts and blah blah blah buearocratic BS. Anyways, it’s a “Light Sword” that your Wii remote clips into.
There aren’t yet any proper Star Wars games for which to use this sword with, but there is Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga. Or you could use it with any other games that have some swording action, like the mythical Fencing 2k8 from EA sports, yeah right.
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