Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (PSP)

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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Interview

By Wesley Yin-Poole - 12/05/2008 - 8:20am GMT

We unleash the Force with the producer of the next-gen versions.

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Posted at 23:03 on 12 May 2008
Harry moore	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post What an idiot, 4000 dollar pcs and lies, what total pathetic lies. The interviewer should have asked him for the real answer. Im going to boycot them. Reply

Posted at 00:11 on 13 May 2008
Bessas	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post Dear Mr.Cameron Suey!So if i see right, It`s all about the many``.U said we dont make a PC version bla bla bla etc.I like the Star Wars games,mainly the Galactic Battlegrounds game.So fk o MR.Cameron Suey - btw who the fk is curious to your force unleashed game?Now i think about the future of the LucasArts from the PC side.I think It`s a Game Over....U all know how the PC community love all SW games,now if u dont want to arelease any SW game in the near future-np - fk o and let other companies to buy the SW licence for 1-2 games.And Mr.Cameron Suey better do not make any interviews on the net-your fn name is blacklisted in the PC community - known as the noob who said there will be no PC version of a new SW game.OMG.I can`t believe this.What a ret*ds.A real ``High End noob`` Reply

Posted at 00:50 on 13 May 2008
LoL	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post Most of you punks here have no idea about what a pain in the butt it is to develop for PC. The RoI just isn't there anymore, especially with all the issues you have on PC's and the disproportionate amount of product support required. Rampant piracy and a declining market share that is dwarfed by consoles are also key factors. Reply

Posted at 01:04 on 13 May 2008
Ren7on	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post COMEON!!! THIS IS THE WORST EXCUSE I'VE EVER HEARD FOR NOT TO MAKE A PC-PORT!!!! Seriously, who is so deamn idit to believe such an stup* response??? a $4000 machine? did you need the computing power of the international space station to run this game? I spend only $1300 on my PC over a year ago, I have a E6750 Core 2 Duo, EVGA 8800GTX, 2GB@1066, Asus P5KC, X-Fi Fatal1ty, 2x250GB SATAII West.Dig in a Thermaltake Armor. $4000?!?!? What tha fck is this guy talking about??? All the games, including Crysis fly in this setup, I play Assssin's Creed in 1920x1200 with all the filters and detailed maxed out bye the .ini file and the game is always over 60FPS!!! This guy talks bllsh*t... the consoles don't are better of todays high-end pc's, there are not better of machine with a year old like mine... maybe the PS3, but shurely not the XBOX360 (wich i have and a lot of games, including the recent GTAIV present a lot of response lag and slowdowns). If they don't want to do a port for rentability or they are just lazy, suck it up, but don't say this kind of crap. (remember, they say the same about de FIFA 08 )[/b] Reply

Posted at 02:29 on 13 May 2008
sib277	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post What a load of crap from Cameron Suey. Gawd, I've grown to hate LucasArts. Plenty of quality games that have not been designed primarily (sadly) for the PC, have been ported for the PC successfully by others. What makes all these mouthpieces sound even more retarded, is after they continue to state that there will be no PC version, one eventually shows up down the line. I just dislike LucasArts specifically because over time they've just become a crap house. I'm not even going to bother arguing about the console vs. PC holy war. To each his own. I game on PC only and that's my business. What you game on is yours. So enjoy it. Report Reply

Posted at 02:45 on 13 May 2008
Killjoy	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post The reason given for there not being a PC version is some of the most absurd nonsense I've ever read. Reply

Posted at 04:43 on 13 May 2008
Tobboggan	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post PC gaming is obsolete, get over it. All the money is in console gaming... more sales, little to no piracy, and its just better. Reply

Posted at 04:53 on 13 May 2008
Shute Harbor	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post I agree this is a kick in the guts to PC gamers. Perhaps the game will blow anyway..? I half hope so. Reply

Posted at 05:23 on 13 May 2008
Ballistic	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post "Tobboggan", are you friggin kidding me ? Little to no piracy on consoles ? Living under a rock perhaps ? Console piracy is as rampant as PC piracy, and almost as easy to carry out, it's just that the majority of console gamers belong to the lowest common denominator in society and HAVE NO IDEA. Game publishers are merely using PC's as a scapegoat because of the accessibility of pirated games on torrents, it's a farce. Get a clue. Reply

Posted at 05:34 on 13 May 2008
SkunZ	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post I was going to buy the Wii and the PC version to get the different expierences, but now they just won't get any money from me because I won't be buying either. Reply

Posted at 05:59 on 13 May 2008
Poop	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post This is a very, very, very sad day for PC gamers. What the hell Lucas Arts? This is a giant "**** you" to all PC gamers. Thanks a lot, Lucas Arts. Once again you've demonstrated that you care more about making a ton of money than truly trying to please your fans. Reply

Posted at 11:04 on 13 May 2008
antiTrusty	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post @Tobboggan: youre a frikkin idiot. "Console gaming...Little to no piracy" . Learn to JFGI before posting ignorant bullsh1t. Reply

Posted at 11:14 on 13 May 2008
ivant	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post re: the watered down experience I think most of you misread what the interviewed is saying. He says, that if they go and develop it for the high-end PCs, this will leave the low-end PCs to watered down experience (or non at all). If they make it for the low-end, this will look and feel like a PS2 game on PS3. And (that's what I understood from his comment about the PC divergence in hardware) it doesn't pay off to make it configurable to accommodate both. Besides, that's not the only game that doesn't come to PC. Sure, most of the others weren't ported to every gaming platform out there beside the PC, but that's the life. Anyway, I both PS2 back in May 2005 to play "Revenge of the Sith" and I haven't had the slightest regret. Now, I own a PS3 too, and can't wait for the damn game to come out! Reply

Posted at 12:09 on 13 May 2008
Bill	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post I would have greater respect for Lucas Arts if they had simply came out and said "look, there is simply alot more work involved to make this game optimized for different levels of PC platforms and honestly we would rather put our money into something a bit easier and make a shit ton of money." I would actually have more respect for them then having them tell us a low end system will have to experience a watered down version of the game. Hello.......NDS????? Hello.....Wii??????? Its ok if we don't get this game, suck it up and move on. But, please don't feed technically savvy people some canned response that is a slap in the face. Today's budget PC of $600.00 USD has more advanced technology in it than either of the main consoles. My self built PC, of which I spent $700.00 USD, $350.00 of that on my video card dances circles around both consoles. So if your going to tell the PC community that they are not getting a game, at least be honest with them. I guess its back to COD4 and the Grid Demo. Reply

Posted at 14:08 on 13 May 2008
decibel	0 0 In response to Article » Go to 's original post LoL that's very clever really, where did you copy past that from? Developing on the pc isn't more complicated, than developing for the consoles. You don't have to put every little mhz and pipeline to work, because of the sheer power you have. You don't have to bother with the hardware that deep, their goal isn't a new Crysis just a game with nice graphics. On the other hand they need a complete new version for the psp, another for the wii, and the ps2, and a third for the x360/ps3 duo. The pc market is shrinking? Maybe, but Valve has 14million subscribers, and Sins sold many hundred thousands copies and this doesn't include online sales, all this without copy protection. The future for the pc is online retail. And last but not least who cares what problems they have, it would be their mission to solve them. If they can't or won't and rather talk bs, than deal with the consequences. Reply