ok, so i got the game today and Nothing about how the game / content is laid out is very clear. i'd looked around here and at LucasArts for info, didn't find any, so i figured i'd post a lil' bit of info: 1) Disc #1 is the original game Only; 6.7GB installed. 2) Disc #2 is the DLC levels Only; 5.5GB installed. 3) after playing the Hoth level, i put Disc#1 in and went to "Load Game" and the slot where i played Hoth says 'content not available', so Yes, you definitely need to have Disc#2 to play Hoth. however, because i still have the first two DLCs that i DL'd, They were still available; so, apparently having "both copies" of JediTemple & Tatooine 'installed' doesn't hurt anything. 4) no, there are no new achievements for Hoth. 5) as far as i can tell, all menus and other functionality are the same; there isn't even any "Ultimate Sith Edition" branding anywhere in-game. 6) the Hoth level is the weakest of the 3 "dlc" levels; 'Temple" had the Weak force 'puzzles', "Tatooine" was Still too short for $10 but at least ya got two 'boss battles' out of it, and Hoth- its just Really short, whats there is decent, but thats about all i can say for it. Last thing- imho, this isn't worth the $. i didn't really think it would be, but i got $12 trade-in for the original and just figured "wth" as far as essentially paying $24 for 1 DLC thats really only worth $5 and a nifty case. too bad i was wrong about taking a chance on it. take it easy.

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"Some people Should die. Thats just unconscious knowledge." - Perry Ferrell

Thanks for clearing that up, i said a thousand times that there would be no hoth achievments but everyone said i was wrong because they argued "theres tropies", i guess they forgot to realise that achievements and tropies are very different, its a warm fuzzy feeling when your right.

Should get my copy tomorrow in the mail.

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"It Ain't About How Hard You Hit, It's About How Hard You Can Get Hit And Keep Moving Forward"

I sold my TFU for Guitar Hero: Metallica, and I am a huge fan of Metallica and Metal music so it was good for me. Now I can get this game for $30. I'm happy, because ever since I was little I loved the dark side and now I can get a case of the best star wars game with a sith case, and an expanded storyline which I really wished they would do and they did.

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 XeR0h0uR wrote:

Thats right. Get your Ezio on.

just curious how much people got their copies of the ultimate sith edition? merely asking 'coz i was surprised it was priced below CAN$35 at retail, but the original version was priced at $70 when it came out (and even when the last four weeks before sith came out, the lowest it got was CAN$40).

I got my copy for £24.85, not sure how much that is in USD.

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"It Ain't About How Hard You Hit, It's About How Hard You Can Get Hit And Keep Moving Forward"