Light sabers, the Force, Jedi Masters... just how awesome will Star Wars: The Force Unleashed be? According to game's producer, it's going to be the "greatest Star Wars game" ever. What else does he have to say about the game? Read the full article to find out!

You guys may have already known this, but for those who missed it: the father of Luke Skywalker has been confirmed to be a playable character in the Lucas Arts' upcoming Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (that would be Darth Vader, for those of you who haven't made out the connection yet). But there's one small catch to this surprising revelation. Find out what it is in the full article.

The last we heard about LucasArts' Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for the PSP, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, and DS, we heard that it was going to be delayed at least five months. Now, we get another update that's pretty much about another impending update - and this comes from none other than Geoff Keighley of GameTrailers. Hit the full article for all the details.

When Ready at Dawn's God of War: Chains of Olympus comes out, there will be much rejoicing among PSP owners everywhere. Here's another reason to look forward to this game's launch: Sony has confirmed that it will be releasing a God of War: Chains of Olympus entertainment pack. Want to find out more and see for yourself what the PSP looks like? Check out the full article.

True to its word, Lucasarts has unveiled a short demo portraying some of those neat Force powers in the latest addition to the Star Wars video game franchise with Star Wars: The Force Unleashed.

The game showed off its powerful game engine during the recent 2008 CES. You can check out some of the neat new features that you can expect to see in the game after reading the full article.

Promising to reinvent the way people think about the Jedi (and the Star Wars continuity in general) comes Star Wars: The Force Unleashed for the Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation Portable, Microsoft Xbox 360 and Nintendo DS. We get filled in on more info about just what we'll be doing during our stint as Darth Vader's secret apprentice, through this massive update that comes direct from the game's official website.

Check out the full details after the jump!

Sony PlayStation Portable owners might be wondering what makes Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Sony PSP, Sony PS3, Nintendo DS, Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360) special as far as the platform is concerned. To address that, the people over at LucasArts took the time to talk about it and showed us a neat video previewing some of the great features found only in the Sony PSP version of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Have a look:

As you probably heard, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed lets you play as the bad-ass secret apprentice of Darth Vader sent on an intergalactic mission to destroy all the remaining pockets of Jedi resistance. The plot is set at the time between the prequel and classic Star Wars trilogies, creating some very interesting revelations.

The Sony PSP version will share some unique locations not to be found in other versions along with what LucasArts calls a "pick up and play" nature which makes the game friendly for people who enjoy their gaming in quick bursts while on the move. Add to that the over-the-top Force powers and you've got a promise of a riveting story dashed with insane combat. We're hoping that Star Wars: The Force Unleashed lives up to its billing.

Just when you thought you were safe from the PSP fanboy from the "Dude, get your own" commercials for Sony's PlayStation Portable, he's back in an all new ad to wreak havok on those unsuspecting PSP owners. Now that he's finally gotten off the plane, he's now stalking his newest victim in this video we have about Sony's new promotional piece for PSP.

This newest ad with the PSP's well-known catch phrase is aimed to promote the recent PSP game published by LucasArts, Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron. Both the commercial and the video game features the special entertainment package which includes special collectibles and a customized PSP Slim with a Darth Vader-themed design.

As expected, the guy is still as funny and as obsessed as ever when it comes to the PSP. We don't want to give out too many details so just go ahead and watch the video below.

 

Looking to score a new PSP Slim & Lite with the ridiculously-awesome Darth Vader silkscreen, but don't have enough greenbacks for it? Then you'd better hurry up and go over to Fry's, as the online shopping website is now offering the PSP Limited Edition Star Wars Entertainment Pack, as well as Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles, for considerably lower prices in their One Day Sale promo.

So how much does the Star Wars Entertainment Pack cost? US$ 184.99 - quite a drop from its regular US$ 199 price (but still coming bundled with its goodies, along with Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron). As for Castlevania: Dracula X Chronicles, it's going for about US$ 21 a pop, which is a steal considering it lets us play a chapter in the series that's never seen the light of day outside Japan.

Certainly a very good deal for gamers on a budget, wouldn't you say? Updates as we get them, and you can check out the website itself via the read link below. Do note that this is a limited offer, so you'll have to act fast!

   

In the recent Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron Entertainment Pack event hosted at the Metreon in San Francisco, Star Wars fans were able to immerse themselves in Imperial storm troopers, limited edition PSP units, and even the presence of Darth Vader himself. This promotional event gave the already well-received Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron additional promotion for its recent release a couple of days ago.

The event celebrated on the release of the special Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron Entertainment Pack and hosted a variety of other events that were hosted by the 501st Squadron, who masqueraded as many of the famous villains in the Star Wars series. It was a bit surreal having Darth Vader host the raffle which gave out one of his lightsabers as one of the prizes. And as if it wasn't enough, the entire event was policed by Imperial stormtroopers acting as security guards instead of your usual big, burly men in tight, black t-shirts.

Asides from the lucky few who got photo opportunity pictures with Boba Fett and Darth Vader, they were also able to receive a lot of miscellaneous Star Wars memorabilia such as posters for Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron and Darth Vader pens. Perhaps the most sought after item was the Han Solo Carbonite PSP case which came bundled with the entertainment pack for the game.