Appetizers on upcoming Star Wars exploits

Good effort, great pictures, clearly recognizable improvements over Part 1 (better control, more lush graphics), nice innovations (Mind Control, sprints, free fall), but somehow the game looks too much like a God of War 3 copy, only with considerably less variety, plenty of monotony and considerable disillusionment.
It just looks top notch from when can be wrecked on Kamino TIE-Fighter and unload landing craft Stormtrooper - but I want to be pampered by OpenWorld masterpieces like GTA4 or the very entertaining Star Wars Battlefront, jumping even on board, control the spaceships and in can switch the perspective Shooter - nil in The Force Unleashed 2 would also have been a good idea, I would rather have bought Killzone 3 Killzone 3.

The game is not very long indeed, but even more, I am pleased because I RDR and GTA4 as MUCH, MUCH too long. I see it that way, that a game should be played and tried without stopwatch, just to have fun and not to draw up records in fast games.

The connection between sequences and playable stages I liked very well, lässtig is unimaginative, extremely monotonous (the gloomy spaceship is even more annoying and fade) Level Design. But a little urging to the impression that Part 2 contains a few bonus levels of Part 1 and the developers optics and film sequences were more important than the gameplay.
The scene with the giant monster and the subsequent flight to the ground made me fatal recalls Max Goldt Lieblingstodesart: starve the plunge into the depths. In fact, a bit exaggerated long this case. Otherwise the game has been very many, very beautiful scenes: the fall on Kamino, the space battle, the Enter ships. Certainly worth seeing and for Star Wars fans a must!

Much, much better than the children's series The Clone Wars The Force Unleashed 2 looks out, but still it does not particularly "adult". Nice to look at the game and it can come from better successful Games of the Lucas universe dream, so far the game to Starkiller is very inspiring, leaves the first two films in the series appear in a better light.