LucasArts Unleashing Yoda In The Force Unleashed II

I thought SW:TFU2 (phonetically - Ess Double-You-Tee-Effootwo?) was supposed to be bigger badder and more badass? Not smaller, greener, and more sage.

You see, the Star Wars expanded universe isn't much more than licensed Fan Fiction. Sometimes it's good, as in the case of the first Force Unleashed and like... Jedi Knight... or something. Other times it becomes so hilariously implausible and fan-servicey that you can't help but laugh. This is an example of the second.

" GODDAMN IT GODDAMN IT GODDAMN IT IM SECOND FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK. 
 
Anyways, when you let Yoda off his leash, shit gets fucked up.   EDIT: THIRD?  NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! "

This is such a pathetic attempt to win over casual Star Wars fans. 
 
Real Star Wars fans want a cameo of Yaddle. 
 

thoughts from blog:
 
" I like this whole bridging-the-gap-between-the-prequels-and-originals idea.  I like how TFU did it.  There’s such unneeded, unnecessary, and mostly unfounded vitriol for the prequels that people are so obsessed with “JAR JAR SUCKS HE IS A GAY AND HE SUCKS” that they can’t look past it and whatever other bad there may be (which I admit), and appreciate the good in the films.  There’s a lot of good.  Were the prequels as perfect as pure films as the originals?  No.  They have issues all of their own, but just because hearing a character be called “Ani” sparks your ultra-masculinity bone and you flip out in a rage scared that your balls will shrink doesn’t make the planets, creatures, concepts, character designs, battles, fights, or emotions any less valid.  I feel like those at the forefront of Star Wars lore (most likely not George Lucas by this point) really care about fixing the problems with the prequels without leaving them in the dust.  By cutting the fat, it’s possible that a day will come when the mere thought of Kamino or a Toydarian doesn’t trigger a negative Pavlovian response."
 
Before it becomes an issue/question, I'd just like to point out that while the Plinkett reviews are really funny, they are also insanely opinionated which is made way worse when they claim not to be, they get a good chunk of the material of the movie they are reviewing wrong, and in some cases even purposefully lead the viewer astray.  The guy set his mind into "hate this movie hate this movie hate this movie no matter what" mode, so when it came time to throw a 90-minute review together, he had to lie to the audience to further prove his point.  Granted, most people haven't seen the films since their original release and will gladly swallow whatever he says due to somewhat similar feelings.   There's nothing wrong with carefully dissecting a movie and pointing out its flaws, but it breaches into offensive territory when your plot details are incorrect, then the incorrect plot details of your mind are used as means to justify your anger.

Your going to call me crazy but fuck Jedi.  Outside of the awesome Jedi Knight series for the PC I have not had too much fun playing as one.  Let me play a Star Wars game with a character I actually care about like Han Solo and Chewbacca.   

The screenshots actually look exactly like Empire Strikes Back. Like, exactly. 
 
That being said, I did not care for Force Unleashed much at all. Maybe the sequel will be better.

 
I need to go lie done. Why can't Lucas leave Empire alone and come up with some original stuff. Why couldn't Starkiller have found another hidden Jedi to help him. General Kotta could still be alive.  
 
Theres paying homage and theres ripping off, I'll leave the decision as to where this falls to you.

Seeing the evidence has certainly piqued my interest

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" You know what. Since they're going all crazy with the storyline and all, they should just have Luke join the dark side and become the emperor's new apprentice. "

" Cash in, this is. "

You know what. Since they're going all crazy with the storyline and all, they should just have Luke join the dark side and become the emperor's new apprentice.

" @Brad said:

" @Yzzerdd: The Plinkett reviews of the prequels almost justify how awful the prequels ended up being. Can't wait for the Revenge of the Sith one. "

Revenge of the Sith was the best of the three, though that's not saying a lot he'll probably rip it a new one. "

Crap, something tells me that part in the cave of evils is going to be tough as hell.

" Cash in, this is. "

Cash in, this is.

" @Yzzerdd: The Plinkett reviews of the prequels almost justify how awful the prequels ended up being. Can't wait for the Revenge of the Sith one. "

'Insert backwards-sounding Yoda-speak here.'   
 
Mmm...Interesting news, this is.

This seems like it could be pretty interesting, but themangalist does have a point. Yoda is flipping his sentences way too much.

" derp "

Seems pretty well done to me.  If they could keep this quality up in storytelling throughout that'd be pretty appealing to me.

Did starkiller get a new hairdoo?
 
This yoda actually looks pretty good. At least on par with revenge of the sith.
 
Let's just hope you don't actually fight yoda... that would make a few fanboys angry would it not?
 
Would be nice if there is a mission in which you are yoda and wrecking shit =P

ugghhh i always felt like they're overdoing the backward speaking part of yoda. He (?) never spoke like that as much in the original trilogy. Now he just sounds awkward.

Anyways, when you let Yoda off his leash, shit gets fucked up.  

Just finished the first game yesterday, this one should be good.

Proving that everyone in the Star Wars universe really does know everyone else, LucasArts brings word from the Celebration V festival currently taking place in Florida that everyone's favorite sagely frog-thing Yoda will be making an appearance alongside Young Starkiller in The Force Unleashed II.
 
Here's the official pitch. 

Starkiller, having escaped the clutches of Darth Vader on the planet Kamino, senses something calling out to him from the planet Dagobah. Arriving there, he encounters a familiar face and one of the most powerful Jedi to ever live – Yoda. Outside of the iconic Cave of Evils, Yoda provides Starkiller with crucial insight about the inner turmoil tearing his mind apart and his quest to reunite with Juno Eclipse. 

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