Each one basically ended with a mega-boss who will insta-kill you the first time through if you get hit.
The VO work I could frankly have done without, but the alternative paths were pretty neat. Otherwise IB2 is basically the exact same game as IB2, with several more alternative paths and some voiceover work. That makes parrying more feasible, less frustrating, and more fun, and (for me at least) substantially upgrades combat. IB2 has a lot more give - it felt like as long as you're within a 90 degree angle of the enemy's blow, you'll deflect the attack. In the old game, if my fading memory serves me right, you basically had to do what IB2 now calls a "perfect" parry in order to avoid damage. I enjoyed IB2 a great deal more than the first game, for one principal reason: parrying is A LOT easier. Knowing that, you can take everything I'm about to say with a grain of salt, depending upon your tolerance for this sort of thing.
This nearly broke the game because you can buy and use super-powerful items right from the get-go, but the way I restrained myself (so to speak) was to force myself to progress up the various weapons/items paths one by one, rather than immediately getting the light saber uber-weapons and blasting through the enemies. I got so frustrated at the lack of gold that, when my brother told me about a gold exploit, I abused it to never worry about money again.
Let me get this out of the way up front since some people will probably find this offensive.
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