Coming down from the steps of LucasArts, this is one of the best Star Wars games that they have made and one of the most impressive.

You start the game off as Darth Vader, ordered to hunt down a rogue jedi on Kashyyyk. Upon arrival you encounter Wookies holding off the Empire's invasion to control the planet and you gradually make your way up to the jedi, while defeating countless Wookies as you go by.
Once you defeat him, you discover that the jedi has a son and you take him up as your secret apprentice (which means no ones supposed to know of your existence, even the Empire).

Once Darth Vader has knighted you as his apprentice, he orders you to hunt down the rest of the remaining jedi. This takes you to places like a TIE fighter construction facility, Raxus Prime (a junk world) and Felucia (seen in episode 3).

During the game you have the opportunity to use a wide range of force powers which include, Force push, Force lightning, Force grab and so on.
As you start the game as the secret apprentice or "Starkiller", you have little force powers compared that to Vader and so you can level up your force powers by collecting Force spheres found throughout the game to strengthen yourself in the Force.
Collecting Force spheres even allow you to unlock new lightsabre crystals and costumes.

I won't spoil the story line for those who haven't played the game yet but the story is probably one of the best ones in a star wars game, since George Lucas actually helped with it and it will probably change your concept of the Star Wars universe.

Another great thing about TFU is the new DMM technology which makes the game pretty realistic. When you Force grab an enemy they will try to hold onto something to keep themselves from hanging in the air, which could be their fellow comrade or an object. The glass in TFU also shatters in unique ways when you break it every time as the same with trees and force pushing doors open.

Besides from all these interesting concepts, TFU does have a few issues.
When you defeat an enemy or destroy an object they will disappear a few seconds later. This flaw is probably the most annoying part about the game because there is a sense of realism gone.

The campaign could of been longer considering it has only nine levels, minus the Darth Vader prologue mission, which you can't actually select the level by itself.
What I am most disappointed about TFU is that there is no multiplayer for the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions unlike the Wii, PSP and the DS. But a rumour has surfaced a few months ago that Microsoft will release a patch for multiplayer next year for the Xbox 360. Thumbs up for that.

TFU is a pretty amazing Star Wars game besides a few problems and it should not be missed by fans and action enthusiasts alike.

Im halfway through this game at the moment and the review i read here was pretty spot on with everything, the camera can get rather annoying but to overcome SOME of the frustration the R3 button can be pushed in to re-centre the camera on your charachter just do it when your standing still though :)
Storyline is excellent ! and wish to god theyd made another movie out of it really.
When i thought about rating it I instantly felt i had to compare it to jedi knight and jedi outcast and i think with a bit of a camera tweak, maybe make it spring back after you manually use it and some more in depth light saber work its worlds better.