No, that's a bad way to phrase the question. I searched and searched for some camera-angle control, but found nothing. The player simply can't see far enough ahead to avoid streets traveled before, or to discover new avenues. Worse yet, this is LucasArts, a company that leads the pack when it comes to game quality and entertainment value. Well, okay, the movie's plot isn't faithfully followed here.
Major points are, but there are lots of side quests never touched on during the film.
It's actually a rather nice addition, however apocryphal, aside from some areas where the game becomes too noticeably a game instead of an immersion in the Star Wars galaxy far, far away. Locales range from Naboo to Tatooine to Coruscant and back to Naboo, just as in the movie. While the game is billed as an adventure, there's very little of the puzzle-solving one might expect. Instead, the majority of the problems involve enemies being between where the player is and where the player needs to be. By the way, most Star Wars fans will enjoy at least the majority of the game.