"Always two there are. No more. No less. A master and an apprentice."



There's no proof that Palpatine was training Dooku before Darth Maul was killed.. there was a 10 year gap there. We know for sure that Anakin killed Dooku before he became Palpatine's apprentice.. so they don't over lap.



However, Yoda never says that a Sith can't be both a Master AND an apprentice at the same time. Every Jedi seems to follow this hierarchal protege system. The Coucil are the masters of all Jedi, even among masters.



The Sith seem to have oedipal issues, all having an inherent desire or goal to kill their master and train their own apprentice.

"In the same interview, Suey also remarked that The Force Unleashed is "the greatest Star Wars story that we've ever told in a video game." He doesn't stop there though. He goes on to say that it's "definitely the greatest Star Wars game." Awesome"



I'd say more arrogant than awesome... I'll wait and see

gimme gimme gimme.

Every developer thinks their version is the best so what's new? Fact is, over 90% of all games produced are just an over hyped steaming pile and I couldn't care less what IP they've paid for in bringing it to the masses.



I say put up or shut up mr developer and let the gamers decide whether your game is any good or not!



If history shows anything, it's that developers shouldn't over hype their work - it just leads to disappointment most of the time.

And the PSP and DS version will suck, and be nothing like the console versions.

I don't mean just super ridiculously toned down graphics (Because you know that's a gimme, even when they do it so much you look at it and say, "This looks nothing like it," even though it could be a lot better even on the PSP, they're just too lazy.)

I mean they can never seem to get the controls right, or frame rate hitches, or the characters response time is baaaad. (See Tomb Raider Legends for PSP)

This whole post sounds like an uncaring ***** thing to say, but that's just how it goes whenever it's a multi-system release. Look at IronMan recently. ...or if you haven't looked at it on the PSP, don't bother. Haha. NFS Pro Street, Madden. When games are made exclusively by companies that care what their product turns out as, is when you truly see the power of what the PSP can do. But that's an obvious statement, just sayin'.