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Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels
Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels
- Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels brings the fun and excitement of lightsaber battle to your living room
- Immersive gameplay with characters, locations, and epic duels from the Star Wars animated feature film and television series
- Choose from your favorite heroes and villains, such as Anakin Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, General Grievous or Asajj Ventress
- Exploit your interactive surrounds to defeat your opponent, slice down pillars and use the Force to toss them at your foes
- Each character, villain or hero, comes equipped with a unique fight style and set of skills
Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels allows players on the Wii to step right into the world of the all-new Star Wars: Clone Wars animated feature film and television series, ready for action with a lightsaber at their side. Set in context between Star Wars movies, Episode II: Attack of the Clones and Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, it unveils a whole new and interactive chapter in the Star Wars saga.
Clash with old enemy Grevious. View larger.
Swing away with the Wii
List Price: $ 19.99
Price: $ 8.99
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#2 written by J. Epps 2 months ago48 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
You must discipline your mind and let go of your feelings!!!,April 18, 2009 By= Fun:
This review is from: Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels (Video Game)Let me first start by saying that I have owned this game now for nearly 3 months. I will say that it is better today than the day I bought it. Those people here who are whining about the controls and it not being “saberlike” while still being huge Star Wars fans obviously aren’t true Jedi (fans.)
I will admit that after the first day of gameplay, I could have easily fallen into the “toss it aside as shallow” mindset as most reviewers here, but I decided I’d completely beat the game first. Well, I challenge the people who have reviewed this game negatively to do the following things:
1. Play the game on Jedi Knight or Master instead of being chumps on Padawan. Once Dooku or Obi-Wan hand you your rear a few times, you will realize that mindless wii-mote swinging is not the proper way to play.
2. Once you do this and realize that you might want to actually think a little, go ahead and try to complete all of the challenges to unlock the other characters. The challenges will force you to use strategy & timing, along with having to play at a higher difficulty. You will then gather a greater appreciation of movement, timing, and force energy usage/conservation.
3. Then find a friend or family member who will do both 1 & 2 and actually care to play! This game becomes immediately 10 times better when playing against a real gamer. My newfound appreciation after 3 months of owning this game has come from finally convincing one of my gaming buddies (whom I reguarly engage in hours of Fight Night 3, Madden, and Street Fighter) to get into this game and really learn how to play. We now have consistent 5-8 minute per round duels with crafty parrying, flipping, and force attacks with the varying fighting styles of the different characters.I will repeat, this game takes DISCIPLINE and patience! And it is awesome if you care to make it so!
The cons I have for this game is I wish there were more characters (such as Yoda) and more variety in the one-liners. I also wish that the between round cut scenes didn’t obstruct the battle flow so much. There could be smoother transaction between rounds/battles as the menu screens are abrupt as well. Another con, as someone else pointed out, is that it is very easy in the heat of battle to hit the pause or menu buttons during a swing. VERY annoying during an intense match trying to concentrate. I have also noticed this same phenomena while playing Madden ’09 All Play when making a juke or tackle, so it is a common Wii annoyance during games that require quick reactive movements.
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#3 written by Robert Auer 2 months ago41 of 49 people found the following review helpful:
It’s not like holding a lightsaber, but getting there,November 12, 2008 ByRobert Auer (Germantown, WI USA) –= Fun:
This review is from: Star Wars The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels (Video Game)If you are expecting fluid motion of the light saber on the screen – this isn’t it. Attacks are made by moving the remote and it does respond to swinging.
That being said – it is fun, just don’t have these super high expectations that a Wii doesn’t have the power to deliver.
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Fun with the Family!!!,
Dont let the hardcore naysayers influence your decision about this game. I(a 38 year old male)purchased this for me and my 6 year old son. WE also bought the dual glowing light sabers(a definite must have-a really enjoyable experience) Yes the campaign is short but the main reason for this game is the multiplayer dueling. There is a good training mode showing you not to just hack and slash. There are also force abilities you can use to throw objects and push your opponents too. So if you actually memorize the combos it can be a fun and challenging game. So don’t let the hardcore “Star Wars” MEN discourage you-let them gripe and complain about how Lucas and the franchise have gone down the tubes 20 years ago after episode 6,etc,etc. Sure this is no lightsaber sim, but it is very fun and has a lot of replay, and will be the closest thing to using a lightsaber that most of us come to. Buy the lightsabers too([...]) you wont regret it. Be a kid again and may the force be with you.
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