Speaking to NGamer magazine, Krome Studios representative Ed Tucker
stated that the Wii version of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed will
feature five levels not found in other next-generation versions.
"On
the Wii we have places where the story veers off and we go and explore
something, take the game in a different direction, like the Jedi Temple
level," Tucker said. "There are five levels that aren't in the PS3 and
360 versions."
Unlike the other next-generation versions, The Force Unleashed on Wii will not feature LucasArt's Digital Molecular Matter engine for handling advanced physics. Krome Studios has instead implemented its own custom physics engine.
The Wii version of The Force Unleashed
will allow gamers to swing their Wii Remote like a lightsaber and
assume the role of Darth Vader's apprentice. The game is expected to
ship this spring.
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