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Date Posted: 11/7 7:28am Subject: The Force Unleashed (PS2) - Date Edited: 11/7 12:46pm (2 edits total) Edited By: zacparis
I happen to have a PS2, and so I noticed that The Force Unleashed happened to be ported for it, and being the Star Wars fan that I am, thinking about buying it... maybe.

But what's the difference between the PS2 and PS3 version? The PS3 looks great (my friend has it) but is that it or is there more to it? I have no doubts about what the PS2 can do, I'm just wondering as far as running this supposedly epic game, if it can manage it, or does it fall short to the PS3?

In short, should I buy it or wait until I can actually get an X-Box 360 or PlayStation 3, then play it?

Also:

1. How is the DS version

2. Off topic, but would Knights of the Old Republic work on an X-Box 360?

Please use the official SWTFU Thread for all your Force Unleashed related questions!

 

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Date Posted: 11/7 9:34am Subject: The Force Unleashed (PS2) - Date Edited: 11/7 9:35am (1 edits total) Edited By: Leto II
Get either the PS3 or Xbox 360 version. No contest. The PS2 port gives breast cancer to passing Chihuahuas. The graphics, the particle-effects, the Havok, DMM, and Euphoria physics engines on the HD builds...they blow the Wii and PS2 versions away cold. I've played all of them, so trust me on this.

(Also, yes -- KotOR does indeed work on the 360.)

 

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