Imperial Raxus Prime

The imperial ship yard is a giant wheel that floats above Maxis Prime and makes all the galaxy's Star Destroyers. Here we get to see first-hand how week they make them so that X-wings can eventually shoot them down by just aiming at the command deck. Starkiller, no longer needing that elephant-man get-up he wore the last time he was here, is now donning a full-sized cowboy rain slicker with a metal chest plate that looks like it was snagged from the grill of a '76 Buick. He is also wearing a belt buckle shaped like home plate as if his costume is partially constructed from Chase Field promotion night giveaways

The fight on Maxis Prime is almost exactly like the previous time we were here except that again, the empire is more heavily embedded in the planet. There are now AT-STs, Purge Troopers and other fortifications at every corner. The battle through this planet eventually leads to a frontal attack on an imperial hanger against another AT-ST and a couple Purge Troopers. Take them out using the the following methods:

How to defeat an Imperial Purge Trooper

• Lure the two regular Storm Troopers out of the room and kill them. A Purge Trooper cannot fit through the door.
• Run up close to the Purge Trooper so he won't shoot you with missiles
• Attack it with lighting to stun him then hit him with an X, Y, Y.

Attack the AT-ST by standing far away and force-tossing boxes at it. Then, when it is low get in close and use lightning to shock it until it's health is reduced enough to start a Quick Time event.

When he gets to the top of the imperial hanger Starkiller commandeers an imperial drop ship and gives the boot to all of the Storm Troopers on it. As one of the troopers falls to his death he lets out the classic Wilhelm scream. The ship lands on another structure that functions as a tractor beam generator. Of course, like all imperial ships, it must be deactivated by shocking five whats-its (this time they are called tractor conduits). Who knew that back in 1977 when George Lucas directed Alec Guiness to disable the Death Star tractor beam he was designing a major puzzle element that would be featured in every single level of a video game he would spawn 31 years later. That is just one example of the mad genius that is George Lucas.

After all of the tractor beams have been disabled, pull out the door-knob-looking things that are behind the force fields before you can proceed out of the room.

Starkiller drops down into the next area: a long metallic catwalk over a bottomless pit.

• Snipers flank the sides. Toss barrels at them to knock them off.
• A huge door that you cannot force push your way through keeps you from proceeding. To unlock the door, jump down to the two narrower catwalks on either side of the main catwalk and force-pull the levers to the top of their track. If the levers are not budging, use the right stick on your controller to move them up. 

In the last few levels we have pulled out 7 mooring pins from the Sky Hook, electrocuted the 5 generators of the tractor beam, electrocuted the 3 crane generators over the Sarlacc pit, and now, pulled on the 2 levers to unlock the door. What sort of numerical cryptogram are you sending us George Lucas?!? This could unlock the mysteries of his galaxy if only I could figure out how this all works...

You Svengali of level design I have cracked you...these are all prime numbers!

After navigating the catwalks, the final area is a landing platform that is decorated with all the standard props that indicate that this is a roof-top: strange water tower looking domes, electrical towers, antennas and things that look like air conditioners. In the background, giant molten orbs are belched up towards the ship yard. It is some pretty cool looking metal machinery. What are we doing here? Well, Starkiller was lured here by Proxy so that the cos-playing robot can practice attacking him with each of hispre -programmed antagonists. This is a training exercise that the Jedi and Droid engage in every once in a while and is supposed to be cute but actually seems kinda kinky.

Proxy starts by turning into a force-endowed shadow knight.
After defeating that he turns into Marius Brood: Use force blast or force push to defeat her.
Then, he turns into Shaak Ti who is surprisingly weak in this battle: Force push her against the wall and then attack her while she is stunned.

Proxy's morphing ability makes him a perfect candidate to be a Shang Tsung-like combatant in a new Star Wars fighting game.

Finally, after Starkiller passes all of PROXY's other tests, the droid says "I have one module you haven't seen. Someone I have been storing for years." Then he turns into Darth-Fucken-Maul. Add this in with his ability to turn into Vader and occasionally Juno and it confirms that PROXY's main purpose is to provide nerd boners.

It does feel strange to get excited about Darth Maul. I mean, if this were 1999 it would be the best part in the whole game. But now, it is about as exciting as news about LouBegga.
Darth Maul is quite difficult so here are some tips:

• Stay as close as you can at all times. He is much more destructive at range.
• Hold block constantly. Let him perform a full combo on you and at the end of it you can use the force repulse. When is is stunned by that, really lay into him with laser sword attacks.

After defeating Darth Maul, Starkiller continues on to the giant gun tower that is at the top of the structure. The area is circular and you have to overload 4 rail gun tracks (There goes my prime number theory.) Each track has a generator that you have to electrify.
How to bring down the Star Destroyer

What I love so much about this game is the many questions it answers about the force including one of the greatest paradoxes: if any object can be controlled by the force, regardless of size, why didn't Obi Wan just force push the Death Star into the nearest black hole? The reason, as this Star Destroyer level answers, is that it would have been incredibly annoying and frustratingly tedious. Here is how the mission plays out:

After lighting the four towers, a final molten ball is shot at the ship yard and one of the Star Destroyers breaks free. The craft is heading right for the junk planet. As Starkiller, you begin a space ship sized tug of war where, one side the pilots are trying to right the ship and fly out of range, while on the other side, you are trying to turn the ship towards yourself and pull it into the planet. As cool as it sounds, it feels as if you are helping your friend parallel park.

• Destroy the tie fighters first by standing behind one of the two towers.
• When a Tie Fighter pass over the tower you are hiding behind, jump twice and shoot lighting at it. Timing is crucial and you will have to practice this move but it is really effective when it works.

When the wave of Tie Fighters have been defeated, press right trigger to focus your powers on pulling down the Star Destroyer.

• The control sticks appear at the bottom of the screen and indicate which way you have to pull the sticks. The idea is that you are rotating the Star Destroyer so that it points right at you.
• Only after you have the Star Destroyer pointed at you can you start pulling it down.
• If it takes you too long, a new wave of Tie Fighters will come and you will have to temporarily give up pulling on the Star Destroyer so that you kill the Ties.
• During the Tie Fighter ambush, the Star Destroyer will turn itself so that it is no longer pointed right at you. It does not however gain altitude so you are not loosing any progress you made before.

CUT SCENE:
After getting the Star Destroyer close enough to the planet, it crashes onto the surface and skids through towers of junk. We see a shot of Starkiller from behind. His hands are raised in a death grip and he looks like a crazy bum standing on a street corner conducting an orchestra. The structures collapse all around and send out a huge plume of debris that blanks out the camera in a field of brown like we saw on 9-11. Even the platform Star Killer was standing on is knocked over and crushed by the downed aircraft. 

Star Killer successfully commandeered an aircraft and crashed it into buildings. You are now no better than a terrorist.

Back at the Rogue Shadow, Starkiller meets with Vader again to tell him that his crime against the empire has been completed. Vader tells him that, as expected, the Emperor is displeased that someone crashed one of his ships. However, the Emperor is smart enough not to vow to smoke out terrorists like Starkiller or to accuse him of being part of the axis of evil. Starkiller doesn't talk long though because he fears that if the rebels find out that he is talking to Vader they will think he is a traitor to their traitor cause.

The scene changes to an icy planet that is not Hoth. Jimmy Smits, Princes Leia, Starkiller, a generic old guy, and that lady with the short hair from "A New Hope" who told everyone how to attack the Death Star gather around a table and say "this rebellion has now started." With those words having left their lips, Vader busts through the door like a cop who just got the drug transaction on tape and is sending in the boys.

Starkiller, who was Vader's man-on-the-inside is pushed out of the room and is confronted on the edge of an icy cliff. This was all a setup. Vader never intended to kill the Emperor, he was just testing Starkiller to see how easily he would turn against the Empire. Before Vader could kick him off it, Starkiller jumps down the cliff to hide in the icy mists. In the fall, Starkiller was knocked unconscious and he is left huddled in the snow desperately in need of a Tauntaun gut. Juno finds him and brings him back to the Rogue Shadow.

After recovering, Starkiller practices Jedi meditation in order to figure out where Vader has taken those rebel dissidents. It seems he has taken them to this thing called the Death Star. A moon sized battle station.