I think this has been discussed before. The first one was also short and pretty underwhelming, a bargain bin game at best. Were you really expecting this one to be so much better? Why would anyone pay a full $60 for this game?
The first one was utter crap and you expected the second one to be any better???
The demo for the 2nd one was worse than the 1st one IMO. Both of these games sucked hard.
I've lost all hope for their ever being a modern day spiritual successor to the Jedi Knight series.
I really thought the ending was just end of chapter 1. I was amazed when the credits came up and that was it.
it had a bad ending, far to short and way to many bugs. i died from bugs or glitches far more then i died from other things.
Tie FighterHope has been gone for awhile. There has been maybe 5 total Star Wars games that were good.
Tie Fighter
Jedi Knight
Shadows of the Empire
KOTOR
the early 80's rail arcade games
I might get flak for this but I had 20 hours of fun out of Empire at War but after that.. Zzzzz
There's probably a reason they've canceled The Force Unleashed III.
Yeah. I'm not surprised at all. In fact, I was surprised they even made a Force Unleashed 2.
I know, neither I nor anyone else here is an executive at a gaming company, but I think everyone is scratching their heads as to what in the hell LucasArts is doing. They're sitting on one of the most desirable intellectual properties in the world, during a time in gaming history where sequels and remakes rule, and they've got a pile of well-liked game series just itching for a reboot... and they release a lukewarm sequel to a lukewarm game that everyone sees as a poor shadow of the Jedi Knight series?
Why not put an equal amount of effort into a relaunch of Jedi Knight, Republic Commando, Battlefront, TIE Fighter, or Empire at War?
Yeah but if Force Unleashed 2 was profitable they wouldn't have canceled Force Unleashed 3. I don't blame them for FU2; the first game was popular despite it being kind of crappy so they made a sequel. I wouldn't buy it but many people did. But what they failed to realize is you can't only release a game and automatically get sales. If it sucks badly enough, people won't buy it.
In a way, we, the game buying public, have killed the Force Unleashed series. We'll just have to see if that encourages LucasArts to release better games in the future or not.