The Clone Wars period is rife with slapstick battle droids, tweenage Jedi, and plenty of eye-rolling Lucasian tripe that serves to remind adult SW fans how the franchise has largely refused to grow up with them. Now, though, this particular period in Star Wars history is plastered all over your television, your computer screen, your bookshelf, your comic book reader, and probably your child's bedroom. When I was a wee lad, the Clone Wars were something mysterious, enticing, and largely left up to fertile imaginations thanks to that throw-away Alec Guinness line in A New Hope. I don't much care for the Clone Wars era inside the larger Star Wars canon. I guess I'll get what little bad there is out of the way up front. Actually, it's more like 14 of them, give or take a minigame or two.
Frankly, I'm sorry they did because however you label it, CWA is simply a fun game. Depending on your definition and your tolerance for pervasive lobbies and instancing, it's probably not an MMO, and those quibbles put me off of it for going on two years now.
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