This actually looks very good. But this is just a trailer, so...it depends more on how big the world is.

Damn! Light-Sabers and Water Guns?
This just keeps getting better and better!

Lucas-Arts have been freaking asleep this entire gen.

edit: adding it to the OP so the game gets more recognition.

I laughed when I saw the force shields. Plus what did I say about credit? :P

There's no going back now! You deserve recognition for letting us know about this game.
Also, if the game sucks you go down with it!

I'll be in denial if that happens

Whoa, this game actually looks a ton of fun! :O

looks sweet, its a couple years late though.

Well here's hoping it's the first of a new style of game that will be improved on Wii U.

One thing that fascinates me about these kinds of games is the ability to create your own narrative each time you play the game, depending on how you play it.

For example you could find certain "treasures" or "power-ups" in such an open world that are generated by the game in accordance with what you did in the game in order to find them. This is kind of like taking the idea of achievements (which are usually named in a way that references what you have to do to get them) but instead of giving you meaningless points, rewarding the player with a surprising new gameplay mechanic, or new enemy type or vehicle, or any number of things that feeds directly back into the gaming experience, to create a sort of "on the fly" narrative.

If we could get to a point where the developers would only need to describe the basic building-blocks of these "rewards", and let the game-program generate different combinations of these blocks depending on what the player does, we could create unthinkably many unique gameplay experiences within a common universe, that are each tailored to the person playing and his/her actions during that particular session.

Wow, more interesting then it should be. Online maybe?