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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed
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Platforms: PS3, Windows, Xbox 360
Year: 2008
Developed by: Aspyr Media, Cameron Suey, Krome Studios, LucasArts, n-Space, THQ, Universomo
Published by: LucasArts, THQ Wireless
Number of Files: 35
Total Filesize: 154 MB
Date Added: Feb 3rd, 2015
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Album type: Gamerip
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The Force Unleashed is a third-person action game in which the player's character's weapons are the Force and a lightsaber. Developers treated the main character's lightsaber like another Force power, and wanted to ensure "something visceral and cool" happened with each button-push. The game has a combo system for stringing lightsaber attacks and for combining lightsaber attacks with Force powers. Experience points earned by killing enemies and finding artifacts can be used to increase Starkiller's powers and traits. The gameplay is intended to be easy to learn; the development team included "horrible" gamers to help ensure the game's accessibility. Players can casually run and gun through the game, but the game rewards those who take a stealthy, more tactical approach. The game includes enemies that are easy to overcome; game difficulty arises from presenting these enemies in large numbers that can wear down the player's character. Additionally, enemies learn from the player's character's attacks; using the same attack on different characters can sometimes lead to the player's character doing less damage. The enemies, which number over 50, have various strengths and weaknesses; developers faced the difficulty of effectively placing them throughout the game's varied environments. Players must also carefully manage their automatically-regenerating Force energy when using exceptionally strong Force abilities, as overuse of them can drop the Force meter below zero to a negative level, incurring Force debt that disables all Force powers for a period of time until the auto-regeneration removes the debt; the more Force debt incurred, the longer the player will be without Force abilities.
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I think we all know who is better, this is really just a debate about who gets second place at this point. John williams beats these guys by a landslide. You should really be debating on who should take his place when he kicks the bucket, because the only way these guys will be better than John Williams is when he stops making music.
These guys are already better than John Williams at the moment. John Williams stunted his own growth by deliberately ignoring the Prequel motifs in the latest Star Wars films.
^Ignore this guy. Shadows of the Empire is still the best Star Wars video game soundtrack. This is coming from someone who got a Masters in Music Performance and studied orchestration under a Grammy-nominate d composer. I know my stuff, and Joel McNeely was nothing to snuff at. Both composers write quite well, Griskey and NcNeely. I honestly think they're very close, but perhaps Gordy Haab's work for Battlefront 2 has come close to top Shadows of the Empire. I also think that Solo's soundtrack done by John Powell is nothing to snuff at either. We're pretty fortunate to have many choices as Star Wars fans!
I didn't even get to mention the rarely mentioned KOTOR and TOR soundtracks. They're both phenomenal too!!
Shadows of the Empire isn't a video game soundtrack. It's a soundtrack to the novel.
Mark Griskey's score for The Force Unleashed is far closer and grander to the sound and scope of John Williams' scores for the movies than either Joel McNeeley's Shadows of the Empire or even Kevin Kiner's Clone Wars. I truly hope he is hired to compose at least one of the upcoming Star Wars stand-alone films.
^Ignore this guy. Shadows of the Empire is still the best Star Wars video game soundtrack. This is coming from someone who got a Masters in Music Performance and studied orchestration under a Grammy-nominate d composer. I know my stuff, and Joel McNeely was nothing to snuff at. Both composers write quite well, Griskey and NcNeely. I honestly think they're very close, but perhaps Gordy Haab's work for Battlefront 2 has come close to top Shadows of the Empire. I also think that Solo's soundtrack done by John Powell is nothing to snuff at either. We're pretty fortunate to have many choices as Star Wars fans!
I didn't even get to mention the rarely mentioned KOTOR and TOR soundtracks. They're both phenomenal too!!
I think we all know who is better, this is really just a debate about who gets second place at this point. John williams beats these guys by a landslide. You should really be debating on who should take his place when he kicks the bucket, because the only way these guys will be better than John Williams is when he stops making music.
^Ignore this guy. Shadows of the Empire is still the best Star Wars video game soundtrack. This is coming from someone who got a Masters in Music Performance and studied orchestration under a Grammy-nominate d composer. I know my stuff, and Joel McNeely was nothing to snuff at. Both composers write quite well, Griskey and NcNeely. I honestly think they're very close, but perhaps Gordy Haab's work for Battlefront 2 has come close to top Shadows of the Empire. I also think that Solo's soundtrack done by John Powell is nothing to snuff at either. We're pretty fortunate to have many choices as Star Wars fans!
I didn't even get to mention the rarely mentioned KOTOR and TOR soundtracks. They're both phenomenal too!!
Mark Griskey's score for The Force Unleashed is far closer and grander to the sound and scope of John Williams' scores for the movies than either Joel McNeeley's Shadows of the Empire or even Kevin Kiner's Clone Wars. I truly hope he is hired to compose at least one of the upcoming Star Wars stand-alone films.
crangejo
07:56 Dec 5th, 2025Offline