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Trailer for Star Wars: The Clone Wars released

Mike Bantick
Monday, 23 June 2008 06:34

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A geeks dream is about to be realised; wield the Wii-mote as a lightsaber in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

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Australian based Krome Studios is set to present “…the most natural and convincing sword type experience I've had on the Wii. And on top of that, it's not just a sword, it's a lightsaber." So said producer Ken Fox in an IGN interview recently .

"Clone Wars for the Wii is all about lightsaber dueling," Fox said "It's about swinging your Wii remote like a Lightsaber and recreating what we know will be classic Lightsaber battles from the movie and the show."

Star Wars: The Clone Wars will be exclusive to the Nintendo platforms DS and Wii.

Aiming for a release later this year, a new trailer featuring in game footage has been released. Waggle your Wii-mote in front of this the video below.

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