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In Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 on Wii, Starkiller, who is a powerful Force - user, is in a complex situation. He's facing challenges both from the external forces of the Empire that are hunting him and also from his own internal struggle. He has to use his lightsaber and Force powers to fight his way through various levels. For example, in some levels, he has to face off against legions of stormtroopers. His relationship with other characters, like Juno Eclipse, also adds depth to the story as he tries to protect her from the threats of the Empire.

Sure. Starkiller is a clone with the original's memories. He battles the Empire while trying to understand himself.

Comics Unleashed might not be new. Usually, if it were new, there would be more buzz and publicity about it, but I haven't seen much of that.

The Wii was a huge success. One of the main reasons was its unique motion - sensing controllers. This allowed for a more immersive gaming experience. It also had a great library of family - friendly games. Nintendo marketed it well, targeting a broader audience beyond hardcore gamers. This led to high sales and it became a cultural phenomenon in many households.

Well, the term 'wii novel book' is a bit unclear. It could potentially be a book that is somehow associated with the Wii gaming system. Maybe it's a storybook for kids that has Wii characters in it. It could also be a more grown - up novel that uses the Wii as a plot device, for example, a mystery where a Wii is the key to solving the case.

The Last Story for Wii is a critically acclaimed game. It was developed by Mistwalker. The game's narrative is deep and immersive. You follow the journey of the main character and his companions as they face various challenges in a beautifully crafted world. The game's combat mechanics are intuitive and strategic, making it a great addition to the Wii's library.

Sorry, I don't know the precise cancellation date. Maybe it was cancelled because of financial reasons or a shift in the target audience. Try doing a search on popular entertainment websites for the accurate information.

I'm not sure. You might need to check the latest TV listings or the official website for accurate information.

Maybe it didn't have enough viewers or didn't meet certain production standards.

Not sure. It depends on the specific show and the latest updates from the production team.