However, it was irritating how you would see (and inevitably be struck down by) heroes, but not be able to play as them, putting a damper on a solid title. DICE’s first Battlefront, released in 2015, had no campaign at all (I will come to their second one later). Episode III had not been released at the time, the Clone Wars campaign ended with the Battle of Kashyyyk, and super battle droids are not seen until the third mission (well, that was until Disney ruined everything). The voiceovers (of which the robotic CIS droid one is the best) updating you on the command posts and the beeping loading screen theme never fails to impress me, and I found myself singing along to the beeps.įrom a Star Wars viewpoint, it’s refreshing to see how continuity was maintained.
While I must admit the graphics of the newer two Battlefront games are so many times better, there was something almost natural about playing this again. This article boils down when I got my PS2 out again and decided to play some classic Battlefront from 2004. While Disney’s latest Star Wars titles certainly made a huge impact on the games industry upon release (both positive and negative), for many gamers it’s the original Battlefront games that represent Star Wars gaming perfectly. S tar Wars Battlefront? Didn’t that come out a few years ago?
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