Star Wars The Force Unleashed II

I loved the first one and I've gone through it many times, the second one was even more awesome and to me felt more dramatic and epic.

I bought it today and I've already completed it, so just as the first one it isn't the longest game, but it makes up for that with that it's fun to replay.

So what's everyone else thoughts on this game?

Its awesome. Great graphics, great gameplay. My problem with the Force Unleashed series is that its a freakin' continuity destroyer. So many questions left unanswered and their practically a week before the plot of Episode IV starts.

I thought more people would be commenting on this awesome game.

Something fun, I discovered a nice little bug where I pressed a stormtrooper against the floor with force grip at a certain place, and I made him go through the floor, and then I could move him around under the floor, I could get him back up but only if I pressed him up against that specific spot.

The commercial itself is already badass. Imma get the game for sure.

The Robot Chicken advertisement for this game was funny.

I borrowed it from my bro and I actually enjoyed it. I got my platinum on the second day. I loved the final battle against Darth Vader. Starkiller: "I've always been stronger than you". Darth Vader: "Yet, you fail to defeat me". I love that line.

Nice 4 hour game that should be half its original price. I love those steaming lightsabers on kamino.

I've been trying out some of the challenges, some are really hard, or maybe more like annoying. So has anyone else been trying them out?

Just got a copy but I want to play the first one before I dive into this one.

I got my platinum trophy on the second day after playing it. The challenges were tricky though especially the one where you had to get the holicron by jumping from moving platforms then jumping back.

I don't like that one. So far I've only gotten platinum on the stage where you defeat a bunch off terror spiders and stuff. Then I have some gold medals.

Wait till you have to get a gold on the one where you're on a time limit and you have to sprint down the hallway and have to defeat enemies in each room in order to pass. Also, I meant platinum as in the completion of the game. I love using the Boba Fett costume. ^_^

I love using the Sith armor I got from the first game. I also think that the Jedi clothes you get in this one is pretty cool.

The Sith Acolyte outfit is my favorite next to the Dark Side outfit.

I loved the graphics, the gameplay, and the way the lightsaber sounds like "Wung" since the first game.
So when the Force Unleashed 2 came out, I immediately bought a limited edition for PS3. I also managed to obtain the exclusive gray lightsaber so it made me all the more excited.
I loved every fiber of the game... until I came to the final battle with Darth Vader.

First 30 minutes (I think) of my fight - "Wow this is awesome and a very long fight. I wonder how it'll connect with A New Hope?"

Afterwards - "I just realized I've been doing the same thing over and over again! Damn it! Just die already!"

Ending Scene - "OH MY GODDESS! Is that it?!"

But there is no denying, the graphics and costumes, character moves and control, and the challenges are all awesome.

Extremely short campaign, needless freefall sequences, and the romance between Marek and Juno just isn't believable anymore. Im probably inclined to be kinder to it but I really had high hopes for a sequel to a game that I really enjoyed.

Ill direct you to the Zero Punctuation review as it voiced my opinions almost perfectly.

I've heard it was painfully padded yet really freakin' short, so I neglected giving it a look-in, as fun as the first one was. I pay per hour when it comes to these things.

Also, it still surprises me that they really want us to swallow the Prequel trilogy as canon. THEY WERE BALLS, can't we all just admit that and move on? Maybe 10 years from now, remake the damn things so that we get a plot that doesn't read like it was written by a five-year-old in one draft? The more you try to make us accept Episodes I - III the less inclined Lucas will be to admit his aborted fetuses of filmmaking were mistakes.

Wasn't there already a topic on this?

Edit:

Found it! Link