The story was pretty much crafted to fit perfectly in the already established Star Wars universe and it shows.Īfter playing the PlayStation 3 version 1st, then playing the PSP version, it took sometime to adjust, but after a while, it actually felt natural. I never once believed, as a Star Wars fan, that anything seemed out of place or odd about the events happening. The story gets pretty interesting and flows well within the realm of the Star Wars universe. After years of training and keeping his apprentice a secret from the Emperor, who controls the empire, Darth Vader sends his pupil on his final set of tests to become a full fledged Sith by hunting down the remaining Jedi Knights. The story revolves around a secret apprentice of Darth Vader years after the events of the movie "Star Wars: Episode 3- Revenge of the Sith." Here, Darth Vader is continuing the extermination of the Jedi Knights (the good guys) in order to keep the Sith (the bad guys) from having any opposition to the newly founded Sith controlled galactic empire. LucasArt's "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed" can be found on pretty much any modern game console you can find in a store today, but I'll be talking about the PlayStation Portable (PSP) version in this review (look for my PlayStation 3 review later this month!) and wow, is it fun! And yes, that is the thirty-something year old in me speaking. That's why, after more than 20 years of waiting, I am delighted to have "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed" in my PSP.
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