Yes, that's a PS3/360 game, although you wouldn't know it from any screenshot taken in-action, thanks to the bare minimum effort being applied to make this look like a then-next gen title. Still, aiming for the suitably gigantic younger demographic that don't know their Womp Rats from their Snowspeeders should be an easy goal - the Lego Star Wars games have scored bullseyes every time with minimal innovation whatsoever - however for Republic Heroes you're given lengthy (and annoyingly precise) platforming sections alongside lightsaber combat that Jedi Power Battles already nailed in 2000. The Lego-style influence extends to crowbarring in some bog-standard multiplayer support too, but when the core 'action' amounts to the most forgettable encounters and level design you can imagine, you'll end up questioning exactly why you're even playing this when there's so much else out there instead.
