The Force Unleashed 2 glitches and issues, to say the least.

Game had such potential. The physics engine and dynamic animation system for the AI let alone the amazing method of masking out the main character and interpolating frames to make the game look as fluid as if it were running at 60 frames a second when it
was only doing 30.

Even with all that going for it the gameplay decisions for it was pretty awful. I got the feeling playing through the game some things were really polished while some levels resembled place holders for testing out gameplay. I think they were told to make
it playable as soon as possible and shove it out onto shelves. The dagobah level left me speechless and the ending was so incredibly terrible compared to the first. I guess when they make clones that can use the force they put Lightsabers right into the tubes
of half finished ones for some reason.

^ They already have that. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic I and II are made by BioWare and are in-depth RPG's that are very Mass Effect style (not like 2 o 3, like 1, much heavier RPG element with possibilities of extremes of choices). The only
downside is Windows XP is the most recent version of Windows that runs it consistently without crashes; using Vista, 7 or 8 will probably require fixes that are iffy at best.

That being said, it is more RPG than action/adventure so combat plays more like an RPG than a shooter/action-adventure game.

Lol glad to see his gad a good number of replies.

But yeah, I'm glad I'm not the only one. I really did want to love this game. The first was well done, though not the best, but that can said for many games. It's just a shame how poorly executed it is, although the scope of the first boss blew me away,
reminding me if the final boss of ME2 (which was incredible to me), until I saw it was just one of those 'stand on a large platform until it attacks it it's arms' bosses. And the the way it was killed reminded me of Superman. Ironically.

And it didn't help at all that the controls are VERY unresponsive. Like not dashing when I push the button, or even double dashing is iffy. But the worst I've noticed us the blocking, or rather the reflecting. For example, the challenge to reflect back the
missiles and survive, that us pretty much impossible to do without using force grab. Have if the time, my block won't even reflect it and it just blows up in my face. I know I gave the timing down, I'm pretty good at that sort if thing.

Ugh... If they ever do make a sequel, i hope they will read about everything that was wrong with this game. I am... well, bashing it, because I loved the first game. If the fans don't bring up what is wrong with the game, who will? And would the developers
even bother to fix anything if a critic of troll brings them up?

Who knows? This year, it gas been announced that there will be a few Star Wars game announcements at E3, so they might surprise us. Though personally, I would love an RPG that has the story that is like Mass Effect, with a deep character customization, and
have gameplay like the first Force Unleashed game, if not better. And since Bioware is making something... Well, time will tell, I suppose.

I've played both Force Unleashed titles, & I didn't care for either. The first one was alright, but the second one was pretty rough. Like you said, it was full of glitches, & was just an unfinished game in general. I like
Star Wars, but I don't find Starkiller to be that compelling of a character, personally.

If Star Wars 1313 somehow got magically revived, that would make me much happier than a sequel to Force Unleashed 2.

There really has been a lack of Star Wars games over the past few years.

Film is out Dec 2015,and we should have a new Battlefront & hopefully the Bioware game,knowing Bioware it should be good.