Chad from We Got This Covered writes:
"Since the late 1970s, George Lucas' behemoth Star Wars film franchise has been a force to be reckoned with. With five other films released after its emergence, A New Hope blew away fans of science fiction storytelling. Its rich content, diverse themes and great characters set a mark that has proven tough to beat even to this day, and the two sequels that followed it added to that greatness. Unfortunately, those standards were not met by the more modern Prequel Trilogy, which has been maligned by fans and critics alike; however, one thing remained consistent throughout all six films: each one made us want to be a Jedi. While it isn't a possibility in reality, video games have attempted to make us feel like a Force-induced warrior, with LucasArts' newly-released Kinect Star Wars being the latest addition to that list. Unfortunately, it doesn't fully succeed in that venture, ending up as a mediocre-at-best release for a peripheral that desperately needs a new must-buy piece of software."
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What I have read from most reviews and seen from most video reviews is people playing are only using about a third of the abilities the game give you. I would ask of you to try out some of the more advanced things in the game and tell me if you feel any different. This would be for my own research. You could respond in comment or just PM me if you'd like. I just want to know if this stuff helped.
My suggestions...In Jedi Destiny in the on foot sections use the sidestep against tougher enemies and cut them from the side. The side step does not miss you. It works faster and uses less energy than the jump flip over. You can use the force while you swing your sabre. You can charge your force push while attacking and throw it into enemies to disrupt their attack. Use the sabre slam (not the flip over). The sabre slam is an attack from the front and send out a radius blast that pushes the enemies away. You jump and swing down like your chopping into the ground. One more thing... your actions trigger a animation like when you push a button. Let the animation finish before trying another. It should make things smoother.
In Duels of fate. Use the force and throw the objects in the background into the your enemies. You can grab stuff while you are swinging your sabre. When you clash look at the light going up and down the sabre...that light is for timing your clash attack. Do the attack when the light is near where the sabres are locked. Do the defensive combo block dodge parry to get the attack bonus. If you dont know the defesive moves do the pause screen and go to help while your in the duals of fate mode.
There's more stuff but this is the stuff I want to know if it only works for me. I am really curious to see someone that knows all these moves and how to use them feels about this game.