In order to achieve the scale of destruction necessary to make the Force feel truly “unleashed,” we worked with Pixelux Entertainment to incorporate a simulation-based technology called Digital Molecular Matter (or DMM), which simulates the way that materials behave based on real world physics. We really tried to push the visual boundaries on the PS3, with lighting, cinematics, and VFX that I believe are world-class.
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Along the way, we also formed a new and unique partnership with our sister company Industrial Light & Magic, and worked closely with Krome Studios in Australia on the PS2 and PSP versions of the game.įrom the outset of development, we were committed to building games from the ground up for each platform, taking advantage of each platform’s strengths. As the first internally-developed title from LucasArts in quite some time, we bit off several huge challenges, including: building a brand new game engine and tools from scratch for two new (at the time we started, anyway) platforms (including PlayStation 3) crafting a new story that bridges the gap between the two Star Wars trilogies assembling a new team that had never worked together before and integrating new and cutting-edge simulation-based technologies. When I do look back on the development effort, I’m amazed and humbled by the fact that we actually managed to finish the game. The game is finally done, after several years of hard work by an incredibly talented team, and I can now just enjoy playing the game and begin to reflect on the experience of building it.
I spoke with Jeff from the Blog last Friday, and many of the questions you asked are answered in the video below. I’m really excited for this opportunity to make my first public post about Star Wars: The Force Unleashed here at PlayStation.Blog.
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