Console Games (Nintendo, Sony etc.) and Arcade Games/Star Wars "Force released"

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I started playing Star Wars "Force released" and I am having trouble controling Darth Vader. The first task I assume is to turn the renagade Jedi into a sith. I get to fighting him and I can knock his power down almost all the way, and then he just no longer loses power. I can't beat him. I get defeated a number of time and he gains and loses power, but it seems like we're both immortal and there is no way either of us can beat the other. I don't know how to complete this first board.

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Gday James,

I believe what you have to do is when you have boss/mini boss low enough in energy you will see a sequence of buttons flash on the screen.   You must press this button sequence (Quicktime event) exactly to finish off the boss.  If you don't you will then have to beat him down low enough again to get this flashing sequence of buttons.  Or else you will be stuck in this endless loop forever.

Hope this helps.

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