Star Wars: The Force Unleashed 3 - 10 Things That Must Be Included
3. New Worlds
Lucasfilm
Star Wars has one of - if not the most - expansive universe in all of media - and it's time to see much more of it. The last two entries in the franchise delivered experiences on planets such as Raxus Prime, Felucia and Kamino, but sometimes these settings were repeated unnecessarily.
It only makes sense for the next entry should aspire to mix settings both old and new to create a varied colour pallet and environment that will really get those midichloreans going. It's fair to say that the assets used in 1313 won't have been totally dissolved, and considering the gorgeous concept art that has trailed out since its demise it would be an utter tragedy not to see Coruscant's underworld in the next Force Unleashed.
That isn't to say that the previous titles lacked variety, but it would be interesting to see Star Wars settings not often depicted in other mediums explored in the third game.
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