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+Episode: 261
+Title: HPR0261: Force Unleashed
+Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0261/hpr0261.mp3
+Transcribed: 2025-10-07 14:58:27
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+
+Let's start with ...
+Welcome to another episode of HBR, I'm your host Enigma and today I will be giving something
+a little bit different, I will be doing a game review.
+The game that I'm going to review today for you guys is The For Sun Leashed and the platform
+I played on was The Wii.
+The reason that I got the game and the reason that every Star Wars nerd would get the game
+is the fact that you, with the Wii controller, can swing a lightsaber and do a force push
+against your target and do force choke and such things.
+Yes, you can call me a Star Wars nerd now.
+The gameplay actually wasn't that bad.
+I had mixed feelings about it.
+I do realize that most Star Wars games in the last few years have sucked royally.
+But I thought I'd give it a shot.
+I have this new Wii console in my as well.
+Get a game that uses the full features of the Wii.
+One thing I was disappointed in and when I opened it the first night, I began my girlfriend
+decided to check out the multiplayer and it's a little lacking.
+First off, you have to play the entire game to open up all the characters, which is crap.
+But even with all the characters open, it's only an arena-type game, like Ala, a super
+smart, a super smash brother's melee with just the arena beat each other up.
+There's no co-op mode or anything.
+So I thought that was lacking, but it's fun nonetheless to hack your opponent up into
+little pieces and force choke them and stuff like that.
+Other than that, the single player is actually pretty good.
+I was addicted to it there for a couple of weeks.
+I think I did it in like two and a half weeks or something like that.
+But the single player, just to give a little background on a single player, you're a
+Darth Vader secret apprentice and you start the game off, not giving out too many spoilers.
+But you start the game off, hunting down Jedi Masters on a few different worlds and you
+do that for a little while and then there's a plot twist, which I'm not going to tell
+you.
+However, it's fairly, fairly good story line.
+I did enjoy it and the only thing the ending is a little anti-climatic, but you kind of
+expected it if your Star Wars fan know the story of how there's only supposed to be
+two Sith and any one time, but anyway, I digress.
+I just don't want to give out that I'm a big Star Wars nerd, but anyway.
+So going back to the game, the only thing that I, another thing I didn't like was the
+fact that you have to push the controller, like there's sections of the game where you
+just go in and fight a boss, and this can be either like a big, you know, mechanical
+thing like an ATST or a Jedi or some other type of boss character.
+You have to, for the finishing move, you have to move your we-mote into the direction
+that it says, kind of like a, kind of, I don't even know what it's like, but anyway,
+you've got to move the we-mote in the direction of which direction it's pointing to.
+There's a green arrow on the screen, and you either, you know, point at left, point
+right, point up, and you also have to do this with a nunchuck in certain, certain boss
+scenes.
+And you have to go back and forth between the we-mote and the nunchuck moving it in different
+directions.
+The we-mote wasn't so bad doing that too, however, the nunchuck always gave me problems.
+I couldn't get it in the right direction at the right time, and you've got to do it in
+a certain sequence, and before, you know, your time runs out, or you have to do it over
+again, it's kind of like, it reminds me of a Simon Says game where you have to keep
+trying until the air is out, but anyway.
+That got difficult, especially when it was fast, like if, toward the end, it gets faster
+and faster as you progress through the levels, and it seemed to almost be impossible in certain
+areas.
+Like, I had to spin the freaking we-mote around in a circle to get it in the right direction,
+and it was just by chance I got it correct.
+So that was a little difficult to get grasped, and I still haven't grasped it entirely.
+And a lot of the scenes, like if you get in a saver lock, or if you get into, there's
+scenes where you shoot force lightning out of your hands, and the other target shoots
+the same, and then you have to turn the nunchuck in a certain way to break the, the, the
+light or the force lightning.
+It gets a little difficult in the higher scenes, but you know, it's, it's a challenge, and
+I didn't enjoy the game, however, I would give it, you know, four out of five stars if
+I was going to five star system, and it's a must play for any Star Wars fan.
+I would have liked to see a better multiplayer, and you know, maybe an online thing.
+There's a new one coming out.
+I think it's actually out in November with the Clone Wars lightsaber tools.
+So if I get a hand, if I get that one, I will do another episode.
+And the reason I did a game review today is it's getting close to season two, and I want
+to do some more things, a little bit different than I did for season one.
+So I'm going to open up game reviews as one of the series.
+So if anybody has a cool game that they've tried, or you know, that they want to let
+everyone know about, please send it in.
+I'm always looking for backup episodes, even if you don't want to be on the monthly
+rotation.
+And I have a few surprises and a few changes for season two that I'll be announcing.
+They'll be a, on January 1st, they'll be the first episode of season two, and it will
+be, I'll have a special guest, and I was supposed to have two, but one canceled on me.
+So you guys will just have to live with one special guest.
+Someone you probably haven't heard from on the show, he's new to the scene, relatively
+new to the scene.
+So check out that, it'll be on Thursday, I think that's the first.
+And there'll be a couple of new faces around the HPR scene, start next season.
+So look out for that, and check out the, if you haven't already listened to it, the
+train wreck of a, of a Christmas special that we did on Christmas Eve, that was a lot
+of fun.
+Too bad we didn't get a stream in, sorry about that guys.
+I, I fail, and you can, you can send all your hate mail to Klaatu, he was, he dropped
+the ball in the hat, but sorry Klaatu, I had to throw you out under the bus there.
+And now he, real life, unfortunately, does affect us, and we, we all try to work around
+that.
+So thanks to Klaatu for all his help, and, and you'll be seeing more of him in season
+two, along with the rest of the host.
+So this has been my HPR, and have a good day.
+Thank you for listening to HACR Public Radio, HPR is sponsored by Carol.net, so head on over