Kay, I'll buy it when it's 19.99...

That's a bit depressing, but I'm still getting the game. I really enjoyed the first game, and reviewers weren't overly pleased by that either (though, I believe they rated it higher than TFU2 seems to be getting). And I also really enjoyed the demo. I figure that I'll end up playing through the game many, many times like I always do, so I'll get plenty of replay out of it. And I'm going to hope that I really like it as much as the first game, or I will die (unless Battlefront III is announced for PS3/360/some other systems that I own).

I'm really sad, but that does mean I have a gap now until CoD, which game to buy is the real question:

Castlevania
Vanquish
Enslaved

(can't buy Fable cause I don't have an Xbox handy at the moment)

I feel really disappointed in Star Wars. This is a game that really shouldn't have happened in the first place, and it is so annoying that while they fixed many of the issues of the first, they fell down in so many other ways. After the sequel perfections of Uncharted 2 and Assassin's Creed II (and probably Gears 2 if you can remember back that far), it is so disappointing when in trying to fix the issues of the first, they lose what made the first great

Average game got average scores...is this really new to anyone?

Clearly Castlevania

The best game developer in the industry has influenced it!!

But the demo really pissed me off, and the story seemed really confusing when I read it on wikipedia

Here's a hint for Star Wars fans. Since I am one I think I can speak about this with some comfort. 

Star Wars was not about the cinematic experience. It was about the emotional experience. That's what the original Trilogy was built on. The cinematic were there with it for the time period.

The current Star Wars products are more about the cinematic experience and nothing else. There is the mind set that everything SW is related to capturing the big screen movie epicness. I'm sure for those who have heard developers, creates mention Cinematic experience. Have also noticed that said products are usually fail.

If your a Star Wars fan like my self. Give up on what has been happening lately and give up on what's coming out. Because no one in the developing side of the products understand emotional connection. It's about visual bang for them and it's failing.

In other words, Force Unleashed II sounds like LucasArts is just trying to milk the franchise for all its worth with the minimum effort put into it.

They've learned a bit too much from LucasFilms.

If you're buying it for being a Castlevania game then don't if you want a solid action game that really has nothing to do with Castlevania at all other than a tacked on title and last name to the character then go right ahead.

From what you listed though go with Vanquish.