This game is written like some mid-2000’s teenager’s fanfic, but somehow really well at the same time. Even though it’s not canon, I don’t really care because it’s a much better story than what Disney came up with to replace it. As for the gameplay, it’s very fun and addicting. While I do think the game could’ve used more diverse environments and could’ve pulled more from the films, the core gameplay and combat is really well designed. Fast paced, over-exaggerated, and satisfying. They really made what they set to make with this game. As for the PS2/Wii version, it’s not as good in my honest opinion. The gameplay is less fun and while it may seem like just a nitpick, the quick time events are infuriating. This is at its worst in the PSP port (which oddly enough has more content than the PS2/Wii version.) Trust me, this is more of an issue than it seems. With the 360 version, the game makes the player feel powerful and like an actual sith, while the low-end versions just feel toned down, even with the added levels. And no, I’m not going to talk about the Nokia version.

This game is written like some mid-2000’s teenager’s fanfic, but somehow really well at the same time. Even though it’s not canon, I don’t really care because it’s a much better story than what Disney came up with to replace it. As for the gameplay, it’s very fun and addicting. While I do think the game could’ve used more diverse environments and could’ve pulled more from the films, the core gameplay and combat is really well designed. Fast paced, over-exaggerated, and satisfying. They really made what they set to make with this game. As for the PS2/Wii version, it’s not as good in my honest opinion. The gameplay is less fun and while it may seem like just a nitpick, the quick time events are infuriating. This is at its worst in the PSP port (which oddly enough has more content than the PS2/Wii version.) Trust me, this is more of an issue than it seems. With the 360 version, the game makes the player feel powerful and like an actual sith, while the low-end versions just feel toned down, even with the added levels. And no, I’m not going to talk about the Nokia version.