The lights are on
We've heard from LucasArts that the Wii version of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II will feature 4-player multiplayer and Darth Vader as a playable character. We expect to here more details on the multiplayer offerings soon. Until then, check out the media gallery below for some screens to see Wii multi in action. Kind of looks like the set up of a Super Smash Bros. set in space doesn't it?
Lame
Too bad everyone else will be too busy playing the PS3 and 360 versions to notice this Brawl copycat.
They should have put the money into a pc version of this game instead of this.
Nothing other will be better than the Super Smash Bros. series, Ubisoft tried that with TMNT, decent but no where near as fun as Nintendo's beat em up/fighter.
In theory this concept sounds really cool. But in reality, it's shameful. Not even Star Wars can match the awesomeness of Smash Bros multiplayer.
"Here" you mean "hear" right?
This totally makes me want to buy this instead of the much better PS3 or Xbox 360 versions!
[sarcasm]
This proves that very few people in the gaming industry know what they're doing.
Will it play as well as Smash Bros? Probably not.
Yea i'm still buying the PS3 version.
Honestly, I didn't know that you could play multi-player on the Wii. This seems pretty lame. The screens on the right seem....okay? Well, if their going to do multi-player, they decided to waste it on Wii instead of PS3? Whatever, it won't stop me from getting a PS3 copy.
Eww the pics look disgusting and I'm not being sarcastic either. Even for an alpha version of the Wii SW:FU II that picture looks horrible.
Wii multiplayer?!? that would be local, right?
this seems like a step back from the original's multiplayer. Still you never know. could be dumb fun lol
might be cool...
meh, im getting the 360 version so it doesnt really effect me
if it's like Super Smash Bros, then I might consider getting this game after all...
Star Wars + Smash Bros = WIN
the game in general sure looks cool, but somehow these screens seem a little janky to me.