Last year's release of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed was big for a number of reasons. It officially expanded the Star Wars fiction, bridging the gap between the two trilogies, it marked LucasArts' biggest release ever, and perhaps most importantly for things outside of Star Wars, it introduced the world to DMM, or Digital Molecular Matter.
To find out where it's at, where it's been and where it's headed, IGN talked with Pixelux's chief operating officer, Vik Sohal. Here's what he had to tell them about the already impressive technology and its future.
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force unleashed is a great game. Thankfully the 360 version is bc on the XBO/Series. It looks and plays even better than on original hardware.
Following Star Wars Jedi: Survivor's conquest, it's the prime time to resurrect the Force-fueled action of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.
Coming soon on the UE4 Engine, preorder to guarantee access to the Force Stutter ability available exclusively on PC before it gets removed after the launch window.
I am not a Star Wars fan but I enjoyed the Force Unleashed and the sequel. Shadows of the Empire was another Star Wars game I also enjoyed.
I had Shadows of the Empire on N64 and I used to finish that game basically weekly. LOVED that game.
