Well the first one raped the original trilogy we know and love and was just an awful, clunky port. Lets see what Lucasarts has got now with this sequel:\r
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Positive things about the game:\r
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- Graphics(above average I guess).\r
- Particle effects (The smoke, fog, motion blur is great).\r
- Voice ing (except Starkiller, his voice is just awful!).\r
- Lightsaber crystal customization (Think there are about 40-50 crystals available - each with their own unique effect).\r
- Multiple endings (Only 2, but hey, at least it isnt 1 :P).\r
- Havok physics.\r
- Music.\r
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Negative things about the game:\r
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- Graphical and sounds bugs (i.e. missing textures, sound skips).\r
- Short! (5 hours tops).\r
- No manual save.\r
- Capped at 30fps (I think Im not the only one who wants to shoot the developers for this).\r
- EXTREMELY repetitive (Repetitive enemies, animations, terrain, scenarios. Hell, one of the boss fights had me hide behind cover and deflect his rockets back at him - 8 times!).\r
- Controls are awful.\r
- Weak story (The last one was at least acceptable, this one however, is just all over the place).\r
- The Dagobah level (That could have easily been just a cutscene).\r
- Too easy (You can kill 90% of all your enemies just by spamming force lightning).\r
- Unnecessary quicktime events (God of War does it well, TFU II however, does not).\r
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Overall, another flop. Its fun for day maybe, but lacks replayability and length and is greatly hindered due to the bad porting. This ones a rent for Star Wars fans, and a pass for all you other folks. \r
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Fps: 30.\r
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System specs:\r
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Diamond 5870 1GB GDDR5 (900/1300)\r
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AMD Black Edition - AMD Phenom II X6 1090T @ 4.0 GHz\r
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Kingston HyperX 8GB DDR3 1600MHz\r
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ASUS Crosshair IV Formula\r
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Corsair HX1000W Power supply\r
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Razer Diamondback™ 3G Gaming Mouse | 1800dpi 3G\r
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Logitech® G15 Keyboard\r
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Western Digital 2TB 64MB\r
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Westerm Digital 1TB Caviar Green 64MB\r
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Kingston128GB SSD Drive V Series\r
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CoolerMaster HAF 932