You guys may have already known this, but for those who missed it: the father of Luke Skywalker has been confirmed to be a playable character in the Lucas Arts' upcoming Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (that would be Darth Vader, for those of you who haven't made out the connection yet). But there's one small catch to this surprising revelation. Find out what it is in the full article.

According to a recent rumor, it appears that Lucas Arts' Star Wars: The Force Unleashed could see its April launch get pushed back by about five months. Wondering what other details accompany the speculation surrounding this much-awaited title? Visit the full article to find out!

Here's a video interview from the Game Developers Conference. Producer Cameron Suey has been able to add more interesting details about the things players can expect from Lucas Arts' upcoming game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Find out what they are after the jump!

If you're itching to know more about by Lucas Arts' upcoming Lego Indiana Jones: The Videogame, we were able to grab juicy details of the game. Expect to crack the whip, run from boulders and explore dungeons in this multi-platform game. Details in the full article.

It's been twenty-seven years since the first Indiana Jones film graced the big screen and perhaps it's only fitting that the younger Dr. Henry Jones Jr. received the honor in the form of a Lego figure and a game, to boot.

Speaking of which, LucasArts plans to reveal live footage of the Lego Indiana Jones video game to interested viewers at this year's Game Developer's Conference. More on the miniature Indy right after the jump.

News is building up regarding Traveller's Tales' upcoming Lego Indiana Jones. As part of this, more was recently revealed about the game's development and gameplay in an interview with Lucas Arts' producer Shawn Storc. Find out what he said in the full article.

In able to successfully render the realm of Lucas Arts' upcoming Star Wars: The Force Unleashed game, three different physics engines were used. In a video we have for you, the developers talk about how Havok, Euphoria, and DMM take part in making the world of the Star Wars unlike any other game under the franchise.

With the dark night being rendered into Lego's blocky realm, the same thing is definitely happening to the legendary adventurer, Indiana Jones.

With regard to this, information is now circulating that there will be a release of Lego Indiana Jones for the PC,  Xbox 360, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3, Wii, and PSP for Australia in the second quarter of 2008. More information on this in the full article.

Lucas Arts turned up the heat during this year's E3 by unleashing the latest trailer of the next highly anticipated Force-using, butt-whooping, lightsaber wielding game in the Star Wars franchise. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed is, by the looks of it, going to be the most epic title released in that line to date.

Set in the time between Episodes III and IV, players take control of Darth Vader's secret apprentice and are let loose on the universe to wreak havoc with the force. Utilizing the Digital Molecular Matter (DMM) developed by Pixelux Entertainment and NaturalMotion Ltd.'s euphoria technology, this game promises some of the most realistic physics and biological responses found within a game.

With beautifully rendered and intricately detailed animations, an epic storyline approved by George Lucas himself, and some of the most realistic environmental details this side of Naboo, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed will surely bring out the Sith in you. Watch the trailers and give in to the call of the dark side.

A ton of info - enough to make an Imperial-Class Star Destroyer crash into a planet of small, furry animals - is coming for you in this series of developer interview videos concerning Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. We get you the lowdown on what's to expect from the highly-anticipated title that promises to give players the ultimate Jedi experience.

The first two videos are two halves of a panel interview, with the host drilling the big personalities behind the game about what sort of game it's actually going to be, the platforms it's going to come out on, what's the deal with lightsaber nightsticks - that sort of thing.

One big question that popped up during the second half is about the game's multiplayer capabilities, specifically if it was going to have one or not. Unfortunately, the interviewees were a tad bit snippy with answering that, but the good news is that they didn't shoot it down completely.

The third video is a one-on-one interview with the Project Lead of the whole game, Haden Blackman, and in it we learn just what they've done with the force for the game to stand out and merit the "Unleashed" title. While Kyle Katarn of the Jedi Outcast games used the Force more as a tool to get through obstacles, the main character in Star Wars: The Force Unleashed wields the Force pretty much like one would wield a nuke: total domination and destruction of your opponents.

When asked once more about the game's multiplayer capabilities, Haden went ahead and confirmed the multiplayer aspect of the game - so good news for those of us wondering if we'll be able to tear it up online with the Force. And with the in-game visuals (if the gameplay bits are anything to go by) looking sharp and sweet as they are, the game's Spring 2008 release date can't come any sooner.

Updates as we get them! In the meantime, enjoy the videos.

The rest of the videos after the jump! Click on the Full Article link below to see the videos.