The last thing when you dragged down the Star Destroyer with the force was pretty cool!

thank you very much!! i will buy this game now thanks to your help... ty again :)

the new costume is sickkkk

thanks for the answer and whether but the game will go fluently

@blueeyesaf ASAK, the DLC is only available to download on Xbox 360 and PS3. PC users have to purchase the "Ultimate Sith Edition" to get the extra skins and levels.

Great vid - 5* - this helped a lot!

@marwex89: The new patch added some support for gamepads, not all though. Some guy here suggested a program named xpadder that lets you play the game with any gamepad you have. Otherwise it's mouse and keyboard - it's kinda like a fighting game, you wouldn't want to use keyboard - but once you get used to it, it's smooth sailing.

@Bobz323 - If you mean the new levels by the "new" part then they're just extras, they are not directly involved in the story-line.

@blueeyesaf Ultimate Sith ed. already contains the DLC, as far as I know. So it's installed to your Xbox HDD along with the game. When you buy the normal edition, you have to buy and download them.

Man nice computer! I wish mine ran this game that smooth!

so cool

@177Spartain: The game should run smoothly, I've seen some gameplays on HD3650 and they claim that the game runs with 28-30fps on 1280x720 resolution. The Sith Edition is the name for the PC edition of Star Wars, it's a full game with three add-on missions. (Unlike the normal version on Xbox for example in which you have to download those missions.)

This is awsome...I buy this.

They did great with the Darth Maul animations and stuff

Because it follows the ending that made him into the emperors apprentice. There was 2 endings in the first force unleashed.

@PSFallout3: People don't "hate" the game, we just don't like the limitations made. (FPS limit, no configuration and so on.) If you ignore that however, it can provide fun for hours.

@INEEDMONEY57 No, the Ultimate Sith edition just has some add-on costumes and levels.

Nice !