I created my Jedi to be a little more "distance" friendly than maybe others did.  I would horde my force spheres to max out abilities' early.  (I think I could force lift 3 people by the second or third level)  I also spend many spheres on my force and health bars and their regenerations.  My strategy will change as I now know what to expect playing again on the Sith Master difficulty.  I just thought it might be important to note the type of character I used.

Pros

• The look of the game was great.  The levels were extremely detailed and designed well.  The enemies all looked how I would expect.  thinks going on in the background were great.  Even Starkillers outfits got better and better as the game wore on.  
• Game-play worked well.  Never really was looking down at the controller.  If I have a gripe it would be that targeting went largely unused because the button was a bit tough to get at/think about when in the heat of battle.  Force tossing people, frying them with lightning, impaling them, etc...  None of it ever got old!  Lightning is your best friend in this game, I can't stress that enough.
• Storyline was good.  Could have been a little more flushed out.  I really enjoyed the use of actual actors for not only their voices but also their motion capture.

Cons (and by cons I mean small bothers, nothing that really killed the game experience for me).

• Patch the game already!  I spent 45 minutes trying to bring down the star destroyer because the joystick commands are CRAZY inaccurate.  Finally had to go online to find out what to do.  If your stumped:  ignore the joystick commands, make the destroyer stare straight at you and the game will trigger you to correctly to bring it down.  Also, make sure you hold both joysticks down when you get to that point.  Also, my Emperor fight glitched and I had to "knock" him out of throwing things at me.  And one final one, my game froze 3 or 4 times; when the battles were getting especially tough... and fun!
• Camera was a bit tricky to use, pressing the RT helped a bit though.
• If Starkiller is so powerful, why is it the Shadow Guards lighting can out range mine in the final board?  I was hovering in the graviton beam and he was shocking me!  On that same note, why is it I can lift a tie fighter out of mid air but can lift a purge trooper off the ground?  Seems a bit out of wack to me.

That's about it I guess, all in all, buy the game.  It's well worth it.  And if you love Star Wars like I do, then you should have it by now.  The pros vastly out weigh the cons.  I give it 4 out of 5 <insert rating thing here>