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Key · 06-09-2015, 05:22 PM

Part II

Moving onto Part II of this possibly three to four part series, let's talk about some more Star Wars games that i've not played.

Let's go waaaaay back to the NES / SNES era of gaming, and what better way to talk about that era of gaming but with Star Wars games. Admittedly, I could probably list of all of the Star Wars games in that era and I probably haven't played any of them, mostly due to me not really knowing too much about Star Wars when those consoles came out, but one that certainly looks interesting is...

Super Star Wars

According to what i've read, it seems to be a run and gun style of gaming which I can assume is more along the lines of how the Castlevania game were played on the Game Boy Advance. I can't know for sure because I've yet to really look up anything in video form about the game, but the information provided about it just says it was a run and gun style.

Next one up we have another one that I have talked about before, but apparently it had an expansion that was released a year later which I had known nothing about until now...

The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition

So apparently The Force Unleashed had some DLC's / expansions added to it a few weeks after the game was released. I had absolutely no idea, but judging by what the Wiki page says, the extra content looks awesome. According to what i've read, you can unlock skins to make your character look like other characters, and on top of that, more levels to play that seem to be exclusive to the Ultimate Sith Edition. Don't know if that's changed in recent years, but I may need to find a way to pick this version up, as I loved playing through the original release of the game. Possibly one of my favorite games ever, but I have a lot of those.

More coming soon. I'm not trying to cram a whole bunch of text and pictures into one post, especially since there are a lot of days in a month, and I want to be sure i'm able to cover everything in the way that I want to. Plus, I like small portions of text over long walls of text. Much easier on the eyes.

06-09-2015, 05:22 PM	#10 (permalink)
Key . Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 13,153	Part II Moving onto Part II of this possibly three to four part series, let's talk about some more Star Wars games that i've not played. Let's go waaaaay back to the NES / SNES era of gaming, and what better way to talk about that era of gaming but with Star Wars games. Admittedly, I could probably list of all of the Star Wars games in that era and I probably haven't played any of them, mostly due to me not really knowing too much about Star Wars when those consoles came out, but one that certainly looks interesting is... Super Star Wars According to what i've read, it seems to be a run and gun style of gaming which I can assume is more along the lines of how the Castlevania game were played on the Game Boy Advance. I can't know for sure because I've yet to really look up anything in video form about the game, but the information provided about it just says it was a run and gun style. Next one up we have another one that I have talked about before, but apparently it had an expansion that was released a year later which I had known nothing about until now... The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition So apparently The Force Unleashed had some DLC's / expansions added to it a few weeks after the game was released. I had absolutely no idea, but judging by what the Wiki page says, the extra content looks awesome. According to what i've read, you can unlock skins to make your character look like other characters, and on top of that, more levels to play that seem to be exclusive to the Ultimate Sith Edition. Don't know if that's changed in recent years, but I may need to find a way to pick this version up, as I loved playing through the original release of the game. Possibly one of my favorite games ever, but I have a lot of those. More coming soon. I'm not trying to cram a whole bunch of text and pictures into one post, especially since there are a lot of days in a month, and I want to be sure i'm able to cover everything in the way that I want to. Plus, I like small portions of text over long walls of text. Much easier on the eyes.