Visceral exhibited one of the five objective-based multiplayer maps, Titan Mine. Inside this map humans scuffle to collect three parts of a shock mine necessary to open a passageway. All the while, necromorphs are on the prowl set up to rip humans to shreds and forbid them from getting to their goal. Playing as a human is second nature if you are acquainted with the single-player campaign, as the control scheme is still the same. Necromorphs take a bit getting used to, but once you master their attacks, laying down the hurt on Sprawl security is a smash.

Developer EA Tiburon Tiger believed they were moving golf swing in 2009 with the addition of the Wii MotionPlus peripheral, but with this game, say they have set in seriously, second match of the franchise with the MotionPlus brings a new dimension to your swing works best. In a curious way, adding the possibility of inconsistency further movement without destroying the whole experience. The series is to tinker around the edges, so that minor improvements are generally welcome.

After the signature text crawl, Darth Vader's TIE fighter comes down on the planet Kamino, where the clones for the imperial army are produced. About six months have lapsed since the events of the first game, and Vader gets a new pet project in the works in a secret cell of the cloning facility: another Starkiller. According to Vader, the Jedi is only a clone of the original, but the story puts doubt on that statement early on.