The Star Wars: The Clone Wars movie itself is scheduled for an August release, and the advertisement says that the game is coming this fall. This would put the game's release close to another Star Wars game headed to both the Wii and DS: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is slated to release in September.
A little birdie told me that this may be a Smash Bros. clone.
Tartakovsky's Clone Wars > any Lucas Clone thing Wars Stars
Tartakovsky's Clone Wars > any Lucas Clone thing Wars Stars
A little birdie told me that this may be a Smash Bros. clone.
Hmmmmm thats kinda cool. I want a DS smash bros that has nothing to do with Naruto.YES YES and YES!!!
I'm not sure that's a good thing, Smash Bros can do a lot of stuff because it's not entirely serious. Star Wars is usually very serious (IOW I don't expect Ewoks to be usable as melee weapons).
I'm not sure that's a good thing, Smash Bros can do a lot of stuff because it's not entirely serious. Star Wars is usually very serious (IOW I don't expect Ewoks to be usable as melee weapons).
Grievous with Maul's brain would make more sense, how a mere mortal manages to kill that many Jedi and effectively use their lightsabers is beyond me.
the entire prequel story arc hinge on a dispute over the over-taxation of specific trade routes?
Wait, if the lightsaber combat skills had been lost, how are Yoda, Mace, Anakin, Obi-Wan, and Qui-Gon able to kick butt?
Wouldn't that make Grievous subject to force powers though? I mean, any force user could just pick him up and slam him in a wall or over a cliff... Also without the force those things won't work as blaster defenses so shouldn't it be possible to finish him with a simple blaster?
the entire prequel story arc hinge on a dispute over the over-taxation of specific trade routes?
Taxes have HUGE effects. Just look at the Revolutionary War...
Very true, but Lucas could have found something more interesting for the Trade Federation to fight over. I mean, this is swords 'n sorcery space opera. Maybe they could have been trying to strip mine Naboo for a seemingly harmless mineral that turned out to have force-nullifying properties, so they could impose their will on the Republic without having to fear the Jedi. Or something. I dunno!
frog people who throw glowing spheres
Thinking about it, the "robots don't show up for the force" thing doesn't make sense since Luke Skywalker trains his force sense with a training droid.
Who decided that the prequel universe was so darn interesting that it deserved this much exploration? Could it be the same guy that thought it was a good idea to make the entire prequel story arc hinge on a dispute over the over-taxation of specific trade routes?
