There are a number of thrilling moments lurking in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed–enough of them that you’ll likely be disappointed that it drifts so often from the things it excels at. Amazing ...

Nearly 18 years after it was released, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is finally making a canon comeback this year. The Force Unleashed is one of the best and most beloved Star Wars games ever made, ...

If you’ve always thought that despite the allure and wonder of previous Star Wars games, you didn’t get to blow up enough things or really tap into the dark side of the Force enough to satisfy your ...

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed came out during a time where ports of a game could be radically different on each platform. And it is probably the most egregious example of that dead trend, as the PSP, ...

Hasbro is stepping into the Star Wars Expanded Universe once more with a new and long-awaited Gaming Greats figure. Lord Starkiller is a dark, alternate-universe Star Wars character based on Galen ...

Really, it was a perfect storm. LucasArts needed to secure Star Wars‘ future in the video game market, a fight the company began with its restructuring in 2004 and eventually lost in 2012 when Disney ...

Both Star Wars: The Force Unleashed games for Xbox 360 are now backward compatible with Xbox One, according to Microsoft. Owners of The Force Unleashed and The Force Unleashed 2 can now spend their ...

Joshua started at GameRant in 2017 where he fell in love with a company that supports creativity, treats video games with the respect they deserve, and is complete with people whose passions match his ...

In celebration of Star Wars Day, we take a look back at The Force Unleashed, which promised to introduce Darth Vader's secret apprentice (Starkiller) to the franchise lore. The game was meant to ...

An action-packed game from LucasArts, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed introduces players to the Dark side of the force as they battle way through a story of epic proportions that expands the Star Wars ...

The seventh-generation of consoles was a weird era for Star Wars games. While LucasArts worked with third-party developers and publishers to give the PS2, Xbox, and Gamecube era the likes of the Jedi ...