All gamers have the knack for destroying stuff, and this game gives that chance to bash all sorts of machinery. The only disappointing thing about this is Jar Jar. When Jar Jar is standing right next to you, he is just about the only thing you can't damage. If you were able to beat him down with your lightsaber, Jedi Power Battles may have had a redeeming feature. The list of things we could discuss here is endless, but we'll just name a few.
Polygons overlap often, giving the environments a sloppy look.
Also, most of the enemy polygon models are constructed with very few polys, making them appear simple and crude in look. Worse yet, the camera can be very problematic, at times hiding an enemy that you must destroy in order to continue to the next screen. Just wait until you start playing the game with a second player. Both characters can actually depart from the screen, leaving it blank. And if you thought the jumping was horrible with just one person, just wait until you try it with two.