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Does this game have dismemberment like it Jedi Knight II?



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DMeisterJ said:
Does the Wii version have the Digital Molecular Matter, and Euphoria Physics Engines


No.  It shares the havok physics but it doesn't have DMM (bending trees) or Euphoria (Stormtroopers grabing each other like morons).  The PS3 and 360 versions have no added content other than these 2 engines.

Wii version has 5 extra levels that it shares with the PS2 version and the exclusive duel mode of 27 characters/forms of characters from the Star Wars Universe.

@trestres don't attack him... it was a valid question.



naznatips said:
DMeisterJ said:
Does the Wii version have the Digital Molecular Matter, and Euphoria Physics Engines


No.  It shares the havok physics but it doesn't have DMM (bending trees) or Euphoria (Stormtroopers grabing each other like morons).  The PS3 and 360 versions have no added content other than these 2 engines.

Wii version has 5 extra levels that it shares with the PS2 version and the exclusive duel mode of 27 characters/forms of characters from the Star Wars Universe.

@trestres don't attack him... it was a valid question.



Do you know how the PSP co-op play works? 

I suppose it's ad-hoc but is it like the Wii's duel mode?



nice. I'm just might have to get this game.

Also, IGN said they are Wii screenshots, soooo, they are Wii screenshots.

It looks awesome and I can't wait for reviews to confirm it plays awesome as well.



DMeisterJ said:
naznatips said:
DMeisterJ said:
Does the Wii version have the Digital Molecular Matter, and Euphoria Physics Engines


No.  It shares the havok physics but it doesn't have DMM (bending trees) or Euphoria (Stormtroopers grabing each other like morons).  The PS3 and 360 versions have no added content other than these 2 engines.

Wii version has 5 extra levels that it shares with the PS2 version and the exclusive duel mode of 27 characters/forms of characters from the Star Wars Universe.

@trestres don't attack him... it was a valid question.



Do you know how the PSP co-op play works? 

I suppose it's ad-hoc but is it like the Wii's duel mode?


Hrmm?  The PSP version doesn't have co-op.  Its special features are "historic mode" where you play 5 historic battles from the movies and a 4-player battle mode brawl thingy.



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What a game this will be. Go Lucasarts!



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@ Naz

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_The_Force_Unleashed_(video_game)

The PlayStation Portable version will feature an exclusive "historic mode" that allows players to reenact five battles and events from the Star Wars films as well as multiplayer for up to four players.


I clicked the IGN link and it's AD-hoc Deathmatch, Deathmach on a small map, and king of the hill (three multi-player types altogether)



Is this really a Wii screenshot? Looks AMAZING!!!!!!!



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sc94597 said:
I guess I'm the only one surprised the game is in HD huh?

 Dev kits can render the game in higher resolution if you want.  There were Forza 2 screenshots in 2560 x 1440.



DMeisterJ said:
@ Naz

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Wars:_The_Force_Unleashed_(video_game)

The PlayStation Portable version will feature an exclusive "historic mode" that allows players to reenact five battles and events from the Star Wars films as well as multiplayer for up to four players.


I clicked the IGN link and it's AD-hoc Deathmatch, Deathmach on a small map, and king of the hill (three multi-player types altogether)

Right, but it's not co-op.  

Side note:  Did anyone else notice that the boxart they are using on the Wikipedia page is the Wii version?  Just kinda funny since usually the "definitive version" is the one with the boxart on the site.