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Force Unleashed - Ultimate Sith Edition Hands-on
Will the Force be stronger with this one?
by  Chris Roper

October 15, 2009 - Star Wars: The Force Unleashed was released last year and went on to sell in record-setting numbers for LucasArts. If you were one of the few people that didn't either buy the game or play the demo, you can check out our full review right here.

For those people who still want more (or didn't get in on the action the first time around), the Ultimate Sith Edition is on its way to store shelves in the next couple weeks（终极西斯版在未来的两周里将摆上商店的货架）. The package includes what seems to be all of the previously released costume packs (I like playing as C3PO, lightsaber and all), the already-available Jedi Temple Mission Pack, a new Tatooine level (which will also be available as DLC for the original release) and the exclusive new Hoth level.

If you haven't played the Jedi Temple level, it's essentially a side mission where the Secret Apprentice goes to confront his inner demons. If you remember Luke's journey into the cave from The Empire Strikes Back, it's sort of the same thing here, except that you have to run through the temple itself first, which obviously involves plenty of killing and so forth.

The new Tatooine level has you start out near some Jawas, which are always fun to kill. After making it past their encampment, you have to work your way inside until you eventually confront Jabba. This bit of the story takes place after the original game and happens at the same time as the opening to A New Hope. The Empire has learned that R2-D2 has the plans for the Death Star, so the apprentice is sent to find him (the Empire thinks Jabba has info on them). After Jabba's droid blabs his mouth and reveals that they're in Mos Eisley, the apprentice is dropped into the rancor pit ala Luke in Return of the Jedi.

If you've played the original game, you've already taken on a handful of rancors, and not much has changed here. This battle is particularly easy on the default difficulty though as there's an invincibility cube in the room. Grabbing that lets you slice and dice the beast quickly enough that there really isn't much of a fight. After he's dead, you simply work your way back out of Jabba's palace and then wind up at Mos Eisley.

When you get here, Boba Fett shows up to take you back to Jabba. The battle against him is pretty simple since you start fully powered, so an abuse of Force lightning puts him down pretty quickly. As soon as he's dead, you wind up in the landing pad where the Millennium Falcon awaits Solo, Skywalker and everyone else, but Obi-Wan shows up to stop you. Like Boba Fett, he's pretty easy on the default difficulty, though you have to fight both his "human" form as well as his ghostly Jedi form after you kill him once. After that's over, the Secret Apprentice puts a homing device on the Falcon and the credits roll.

The new Hoth level is largely the same. You start out in the battle from the beginning of Empire and work your way through the Rebel base, taking on a few wompas in the process. The base is pretty accurately represented here and looks like what you'd expect it to. Given that it's basically one big ice tunnel, there really aren't any standout sections in it worth mentioning, though you can see the AT-ATs taking on the Rebels from time to time through various windows, which is a cool touch.

I'll leave some of the details about the battle with Luke out of this preview, though he does put up a much better fight than either Boba Fett or Obi-Wan. After you're finished with him, the credits roll again.

That's pretty much the bulk of the expanded content in the Ultimate Sith Edition, though the packaging does include a fair bit of goodies, like an art book for example. We don't have all that stuff in hand yet, but at least that gives you something to look forward to in our full review in the very near future.

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