Well, I'm getting the game soon, and I already love it by the videos and graphics.

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Seems like it's all coming to an end.... I had waaaaaaaaay too many donuts.

lol maybe the reason i hate this game so much is cause i played right after new super mario wii and rondo of blood. it just no were near as fun as those games. its just not that fun a game. games should be fun lol.
SAILOR MOON FTW!!!!

I'm a huge Star Wars fan. I saw A New Hope in theaters at the age of 3 and a half and have been hooked on everything regarding it ever since. However, despite that, I can only give this game no higher than a 6.5 out of 10.

In a nutshell, the only way I enjoyed this game was to think of it as a PS2 game. Mainly, because after my fiancee and I played through the game, we agreed that all Lucasarts and Krome did was make a PS2 game and throw some achievements/trophies in for the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions.

A lot of improvements should've been taken care of first:

1) The camera shots. What was with parts where you were off in the distance and the camera stayed where it was? And perception when it came to thinking you were lined up for a jump (ice stages for example), forget it!

2) The controls were pretty easy to figure out and adapt to. It was the responsiveness and/or lack thereof that became irksome!

3) Not having the option to turn off Yoda's tutorial.

4) The game should've been at least done in 720P HD for the Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360. If you're going to launch it on the PS2, PSP and DS, that's what you save the standard definition version for.

While a fun game (for the most part), I agree with what most people have said. After Force Unleashed, it was a major let down. Hell, even LEGO Star Wars was made better!

I enjoyed this game, despite the graphics. In fact, I played it twice, the first as Padawan and the second as Master.

Yeah. I mean there are SOME aspects of the Wii version of the Force Unleashed that were good. Such asm the Temple missions (at least before the USE came out) and the Cloud City mission, but the graphics on the PS3/360/PC/MAC are much much MUCH better, and overall the gameplay is better too.

But anyways, what am I talking about here? This isn't the TFU section.

I have Republic Heroes and so far I'm enjoying it.... apart from a few areas where it will slow down for no apparent reason... probably has to do with the fact that I'm using a laptop for it and in those areas im being swamped by Droidekas....

Got this game for Christmas and to be honest other than the camera and the issues that this causes (multiple constant deaths in the jumping side of things) I love it, the animation runs slickly, and the levels where you play as the clones are fun. homie 202 did you download this from the Playstation store?

Clunky and frustrating. It's like the mechanics of Lego Star Wars, which rocks but did everything badly. Kids love Clone Wars but they all get frustrated trying to play this game.

The game is alright. I just really dislike the camera.

It's either at an off angle or way too far away.

Yeah, but I mean gameplay wise. When I was playing the PS3 version I got really annoyed and by the time I had to replay every single location, I was just in it for the story. As far as the PSP version went, the gameplay was much better, and it was an overall longer game then the PS3 (although, I'm sure the Ultimate Sith Edition is now the longest package, especially since they added trophies since the game originally came out.)

I agree with you 100%

In Krome's defense, the PSP/PS2/Wii edition of TFU was much better then the PS3/360 version of it (note: I have not played the ultimate sith edition, but I have owned both the ps3 and psp versions of the game.)

The PSP had great lightsaber combat and boss battles, while the ps3's boss battles were either: spam force push until your opponent falls over so you can hit them while they're down or the other way to kill a boss was use force lighting, run around until force builds up again, then repeat the process. Not to mention, the psp version had more force powers to play around with. In this case I would have to say (IMO) that Krome made the better game.

After playing both, I have to say that if the PSP/Wii/PS2 gameplay was mixed with the physics and graphics of the PS3/360 version, then the hybrid would have been a fantastic game.

I am not denying that this game is bad, I have not played it, but the demo was pretty mediocre.