‘Force Unleashed II’ manages to make fantastic Jedi powers seem ordinary
In "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II," you play as a Jedi warrior who can fire torrents of lightning from his fingertips, grab spaceships out of the sky and telekinetically hurl them at his enemies, and use the power of his mind to influence his weak-willed foes to attack one another. In "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II," you play as a Jedi warrior who can fire torrents of lightning from his fingertips, grab spaceships out of the sky and telekinetically hurl them at his enemies, and use the power of his mind to influence his weak-willed foes to attack one another. Been there, done that. Sure, with such mayhem at your fingertips, the latest Star Wars game from LucasArts is fun enough to play, but the problem with "The Force Unleashed II" is that it doesn't do enough to build on its successful predecessor. If you've played the first "Force Unleashed," you've seen all the exact same gimmicks before, making these fabulous force powers [...]