Star Wars Battlefront   Reviews

1.   Star Wars Battlefront

I have a real love/hate relationship with games based on the Star Wars Trilogy (and the soon to be trilogy of prequels).

For every TIE Fighter, Jedi Knight 2 or Rogue Leader, we're given a Super Bombad Racing or Flight of the Falcon.

The games really do range from the great to the truly awful.

So when it was announced that Pandemic, makers of the so-so Episode II Clone Wars game, was working on a title that would make the large scale battles of the trilogies playable by up to 32 people at a time (depending on the version), I and a legion of fans were skeptical.

The Battlefield games are great, and a Star Wars game that plays anything like those would be a dream, but would Pandemic be able to pull it off?

Star Wars Battlefront makes no qualms about borrowing heavily from Battlefield 1942/Vietnam.

For those unfamiliar with the style of play found in the Battlefield series, here's a brief explanation.

The more control points your team has, the more areas you can spawn from and the slower your team's ticker goes down.

The single player game consists of two main modes - Campaign and Galactic Conquest.

Campaign gives you a series of linear levels that take place during either the Clone Wars or Galactic Civil War, while Galactic Conquest allows you to choose from a number of different scenarios and lead your forces in an attempt to capture every enemy controlled planet.

Unfortunately, each of those modes keeps the exact same style of play and offers no real reason to play the same levels again and again, other than to learn the maps for multiplayer action.

The online play is mostly smooth (depending on the server) and, truthfully, there's nothing quite like sneaking in to steal a control point right from under other players' noses.

This imbalance is marginally helped by the fact that people in vehicles can't capture control points (as they can in just about every other game), but a little more tweaking would've definitely helped the game's longevity.


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2.    YOU GOTTA READ THIS!!!!!

Star Wars Battlefront - It is a great game.

you can be on the good side or the bad side and you get to play campaign or control these fort thingys.

i havent even seen alll the movies and im not that into star wars but this game is great!

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3.    Not a Jedi Game

The overall game is difficult but interesting and tends to keep your attention.

I was very pleased with the sniper view on some of the people you can use, however enemies when very close up seem to disappear and re-appear all over the place.

The graphics and movies are good, wouldn't say the best, but they are good.

All in all if you like shooting and blowing stuff up, and enjoy the Star wars movies and idea, then this game would be a good addition to your collection.


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