Bonus objective: Freeze 10 Imperials with Carbonite to get a Force Talent Sphere. Force Points: Get 200,000 FP to get a Force Combo Sphere. Holocrons: Get 5 Holocrons to get a Force Power Sphere. As you enter the room just after the elevator (with the glowing generator), climb up the platforms to the right to find a Compressed Yellow Lightsaber Crystal Holocron. a b c d "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II". GamesRadar. October 26, 2010 . Retrieved October 26, 2010. If the player chooses the Light Side, Starkiller defeats the Emperor, but spares him at Kota's urging. The Emperor unleashes Force lightning at Kota, but Starkiller absorbs it, sacrificing himself to allow Kota and the senators to escape on the Rogue Shadow. The Emperor and Vader become concerned that Starkiller has become a martyr to inspire the newly-formed Rebel Alliance. On Kashyyyk, the senators proceed with the rebellion and Leia chooses Starkiller's family crest as their symbol. Kota tells Juno that among Starkiller's dark thoughts, Juno herself was one bright spot that he held onto right until his death. [20] Follow the tunnel (killing the jawas along the way) until you reach a dead-end. Jump to the walkway above, then use a double-jump to reach an area even higher up. Now leap onto the spinning platform over head and follow it around until you come to a series of metallic pipes. Cross these to the wall, then follow the path up to a ramp made up of pipes, which will take you higher up the shaft. Double-jump to the high ledge on the right, then drop off the far side, and leap across a few more platforms to reach a large tunnel, leading outside.

As you progress from level to level, you earn (and find) upgrade crystals, and in turn you learn new combos and can upgrade your force powers to make them more effective. It's a nice touch, because it gives you the impression that Starkiller indeed grows more powerful as the game hurdles forward. It also provides some light character customization, but there are only three development trees, so by the time you reach Force Unleashed's conclusion, you may very well have maxed out most of your abilities. As your move set deepens, you'll encounter increasingly mighty foes, many of which are immune to one force power or another. This approach is a double-edged sword, requiring you to abandon your favorite combinations in favor of other, potentially less enjoyable moves.

Baker, Chris (September 2008). "Master of the Universe". Wired. Condé Nast Publications. p.136. ISSN 1059-1028. After opening the large gate (past the walkway o'girders), drop down and head right to find a Force Combo Sphere Holocron. Force Unleashed's art direction sparkles and glows, injecting brooding, rich color into every environment--even corridors and control rooms. The junkyards of Raxus Prime are most notable in this regard, but other locales, both familiar and new, are beautifully lit and feature lightly stylized textures and other subtle touches. It's Star Wars, all right, but like the story, the art direction surpasses franchise standards. The graphics engine renders this artistic vision (along with the game's overactive physics) well enough, but it often struggles to keep up. Visual bugs, momentary pauses, and frame rate drops are relatively common, and somewhat more prevalent in the PlayStation 3 version. We encountered instances of blinking textures, incomplete geometry, and on the PS3, multiple occasions when enemy character models would immediately disappear upon defeat. It's certainly beautiful to look at, but throw in weirdly long load times just to pull up menus and jarring cutscene transitions, and you start to see the corners that were cut.

Begin by crossing the bridge and testing out your force-powers on the nearby wookies (remember, the Storm Troopers are your allies!) - experiment with tossing them to the side, or throwing them into obstacles. Afterward, you’ll find a large wooden gate impedes your progress - unleash a charged "Force Push" to destroy it and continue on.Davey, Neil (July 12, 2010). "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II – review". The Guardian . Retrieved July 15, 2010.

a b c d Roper, Chris (2008-09-15). "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Review". IGN. p.3. Archived from the original on 2008-09-18 . Retrieved 2008-09-15.Plunkett, Luke (December 14, 2010). "Force Unleashed II Has A Poor Interpretation Of "Han Shot First" ". Kotaku . Retrieved December 14, 2010. Somewhat kidnapped by Darth Vader as a child, after having his village razed, Starkiller is raised as a secret apprentice. As in; not even ol’ evil Palpatine, the sinister schemer behind a lot of things, knows about him. Vader discovers that an old Jedi that he thought dead isn’t, gets a bit of a nark on about it, and sends Starkiller after him. Varanini, Giancarlo (2008-09-15). "Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360)". 1UP.com. Archived from the original on 2010-01-05 . Retrieved 2008-09-15.