In the original Star Wars trilogy, it was considered significant that Darth Vader could choke a man out telekinetically, or that Ben Kenobi was capable of short-lived mind control. It was a big deal when Luke levitated a starship or yanked his lightsaber across the room and into his hand.

It was a very cool game that should satisfy any star wars fan but I found the game to be very short and the story plot wasn't that good either. But its fun to play as star killer for the second time especially when u have two light sabers.

The Star Wars franchise is easily one of the biggest merchandising machines ever invented. Countless books have followed its success, and for every character that has appeared on screen, Hasbro have turned around and made a toy.

What a let down from the 1st. No thought when into the story, only took one week to beat. When something makes enough money they are going to repete it, then you get something like this.

"Stick with it for a few hours and it gets quite good." Now we've all heard someone at sometime use that occasional truism for a game that takes its time to enter high gear. Usually it's the defence used for an RPG, but it can also be applied to LucasArts' follow-up to the adventures of Starkiller.

The things wrong with this game are: the campaign is short, most of the challenges are rubbish, it can get repetitive and worst of all the controls are so frustrating (more so than the first game) that at times it won't let you do what you want to do!

Star Wars The Force Unleashed 2 is the continuing adventures of Darth Vader's Secret Apprentice Starkiller. Who may or may not be a clone from the previous game Star Wars The Force Unleashed. The storyline this time is weaker than the superior storyline from the previous game.

Fighting a small monster; only fight a HUGE MONSTER next; Graphics; Sound Effects; dialog

The storyline is weak; Short to play

The Force Unleashed II is a big disappointment as far as sequels go, and the game doesn't really live up to any of the promises that were made in terms of plot or content. We were told that Starkiller's return would be justified, explained and interesting, but it's none of those things and the...

The Star Wars Saga continues with the beautifully crafted Star Wars: The Force Unleased II. The game sees players assume the role of Darth Vaders, now fugitive apprentice Starkiller who is on a journey to discover his own identity and reunite with his one true love, Juno Eclipse.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II outs Darth Vader as a serial kidnapper. This time, the princess is Juno Eclipse, an Imperial she-wolf gone soft, and the love interest of Starkiller, the dark lord's secret Jedi apprentice.