LordTheNightKnight said: "Wasson told VideoGamer.com at the game's recent hands-on event in London: "From the beginning we knew that the next-gen version had Euphoria and we couldn't do that. So we built a physics engine from the beginning to get a lot of objects on the screen and make them be able to fly really fast, which is always tough." Hey, twestern's company already has a physics engine that works on the Wii and HD systems.

 Yeah, last I heard these guys had just licensed the Havok physics engine like everybody else.

This guy comes across as a clueless PR drone. The fact that he's the producer is a little worrying. 

i might need to take a look at a couple more screenshots but does anyone think the environments look a little bit too bland?

I says there are more parts to the Wii version is all i have heard more missions and a multiplayer does their physics engine and game engine really take that much space up? As long as the graphics are on pair with rebel strike but expecting better this could be a really good game since it seems like they actually are making an attempt with this game.

Hell Yeah!! Hey man, it's Star Wars. I'm old enough to remember standing in line for hours to see the first movie and coming out completely dazzled and amazed. If it's got light sabers, I'm there.

640x480? What about widescreen?

Anyway, I guess we're getting closer to the PS3 and 360, which apparently do about 600 vertical lines max hehe.

this game just gets better and better

I plan on buying it.

I'm getting the Wii version because its the only one I can get.