It may have been slow to arrive, but that galaxy far, far away has finally come to Wii. First, with LEGO Star Wars and next with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. But LucasArts may be saving the best for last in the form of a ground-up Wii-exclusive effort based on the upcoming animated movie and TV series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars.
The title, developed by Krome Studios, is set to hit Nintendo's console later this year and it's designed to make full use of the Wii remote.
NEW YORK CITY — You may not know the name Ashley Eckstein, but you’ve heard her voice many times. The Hollywood actress broke out in the Disney Channel series “That’s So Raven,” but splits her time these days between voice work in television and video games and running her own female-focused geek clothing line, Her Universe.
Actress Ashley Eckstein, who’s married to former MLB star David Eckstein, has been keeping busy in the video game space. The actress voices Ahsoka Tano in Cartoon Networks’ hit computer animated TV series, “Star Wars: The Clone Wars.” She’s also brought that character to life in a slew of Clone Wars video games, including LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, Star Wars: The Clone Wars and Star Wars: The Clone Wars – Republic Hero. Most recently, she can be heard in Sony Online Entertainment’s Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures MMO and the upcoming Bioware Star Wars: The Old Republic MMO. She talks about Clone Wars and video games in this exclusive video interview from the San Diego Comic-Con 2011 convention.
WorthPlaying sat down with Vince Kudirka the producer for Star Wars The Clone Wars - Republic Heroes. Kudirka talks about the game at lengh, including how to use Cad Bane as a playable character.
Wow so the Wii is getting 2 Star Wars games in one year. Not bad, not bad at all :)
Krome is saying the exact same thing for Force Unleashed, like I mean the exact same thing, it's like in the interview they don't even acknoledge unleashed, this just is going to be like force unleashed's duel mode, with stylized models and levels, and some classic battles, seems to me more like a sidethought more than a fully developed game.
now, i am finally pleased 100% on the Wii
ever since i finished Okami, SSBB, Mario Kart, then the wii hasn't been turn on as often yet...
well GTAIV and MGS4 kept me busy lately...
and now 2 Star Wars on Wii which no one will be safe from my sword, ohhh sh!t watch out female, here goes my saber!!
sweet :) i like the art style