Similar to the previous releases, the DLC packs will cost you $1.99 each, or you've got them already if you have the Season Pass. Here's a breakdown of all the characters you'll get in each pack:

Even though all of Sony's various systems use PSN, it is only the PlayStation 4 version of Force Awakens that has the demo. Sorry to all you Playstation 3 and Vita owners out there.

It's rather impressive that they've gotten all the actors, particularly Harrison Ford, to record new dialogue specifically for this game. Most of the LEGO titles thus far have just gotten voice actors that can do a rough impression of the more well-known versions of the characters, so it's kind of cool to see somebody flexing some kind of development/publishing/licensing muscle to bring these folks in to do some VO work.

Along with the main story adventures upon which you'll get to embark as you play, you'll also get treated to six new adventures that will star Poe Dameron, C-3PO, and other notable characters.

Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens gives players more background on the events after Return of the Jedi, and actually starts the story on Endor. You will of course get to play as your favorites from the film, with characters including Rey, Poe, Kylo Ren, BB-8, and Han Solo. If the game follows its predecessors, there should be a wide assortment of unlockable mini figures to aid you in free play sections. Co-op play will likely be the traditional drop-in drop-out dynamic (or fixed) split screen that TT Games has stuck with for most Lego games.