It's been something like 5 years in the making and you can really see what all that time & money went into. With fully voiced plots that are mostly excellent quality, you're really drawn into the story.

The BioWare team's herculean attempt to create a living, breathing Star Wars universe speaks to their ability as top-rate game designers. But as can be expected, teething trouble abounds.

Engaging class missions with a distinctly BioWare feel; Well-designed skills; A good sense of being in the Star Wars Universe; An epic orchestral score and solid voice acting.

Occasionally buggy; Currently limited end-game; Force alignment and Social points system are prescribed; Some poor design decisions that will be ironed out in later patches (auction House GUI, no PvP level brackets, and so on.

universe and the vast fanbase backing it, setting a massively multiplayer online (MMO) game there might just be one of the best ideas in recent video gaming history.

+ Fantastically realised world. + 100s of hours of content. + Immersive story elements. - Space combat could be further developed. - A few bugs like broken quests typical of new MMOs. - Early player versus player battles can be unbalanced.

It's lewd, crude and disgusting....and a whole lot of fun!

We usually preface our reviews with a (hopefully) entertaining preamble, but in this case, we need to cut to the chase. PopCap Hits Volume 1 contains Peggle, Bejeweled 2, AstroPop and Feeding Frenzy in a single package...

Peggle is amazing; Bejeweled 2 is amazing; The other two games are also pretty good

AstroPop doesn't support 60Hz; Clunky bare-bones interface; Lazy XBLA ports with nothing to attract existing fans

Set five years after the events of the first game (which still takes place several thousand years before the start of the movies), you play as a ex-Jedi who was exiled from the order after following Revan and Malik during the Mandolrian Wars.