+ ChefOo7 on September 10th, 2008 at 1:43 am said:

I’m not a heavy Star Wars fan, but I did enjoy the demo. Unless the people who dislike the game because of the demo are kids or too young to understand, I don’t see the reasoning why you’d dislike the game based on the demo version. Both as a gamer and as someone with common sense should know that the demo version and the final product will be two different things (they even have the disclaimer on ALL the demos).

And as far as the no trophy haters. Seriously. Grow up. Before trophies/achievements came out, you would still play the game based on how good it was and the enjoyment you got from playing it. Ever since Microsoft came out with the Achievement system, all it really did was create bragging rights. But other than that, the game is still the same. So what if you have this achievement/trophy or that achievement/trophy. Why would it matter to the millions of other people online who don’t even know you?

It’d make sense in a heavily competitive game like FPSes and whatnot (headshot achievements, melee achievements, and killing sprees give me a sense of how much skill this opponent has), or it’d even make sense if achievements/unlocks effected the gameplay itself (like new armor, better stats/buffs, etc). But this game is defined by neither.

There was nothing definitive about PS3 not getting trophies, so just chill. Look at Novastrike! It’s been out, and all of a sudden, a trophy patch came out for it. Hooray! Why not have the same faith in PS/Lucas Arts that somewhere down the road this game, and many other great games in the future, will have the trophy system?

I don’t mean to offend those who find my words offensive. It’s just the nature of the beast.

Oh, and one more thing: did anyone else notice in the video that the player was CONTROLLING Darth Vader? I didn’t know he’s a playable character!