Star Wars: The Force Unleashed - Wii and DS
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Published 16 April, 2008 Duration 2:21
The various figures involved in the development of the Wii and DS versions of Lucas Art's dark side adventure talk up the advantages of haptic interaction.
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It was explained. The PS2/Wii/PSP and DS versions do not have the physics.
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Oh wow you can smash a window, just... wow...
Oh look if i hit this button on the touchscreen he will do a prescripted move... jesus.
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Anyway...
/waits for reviews...
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\cleans the fan switches and goes home
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Or will there be a specific 'moves' that you have to carry out - that really might as well be mapped to buttons on a regular controller because at least when you press a button there is little room for misinterpretation.
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