Points are awarded for positive in-game actions, such as enemy kills, capturing command posts or destroying vehicles, and are deducted for negative in-game actions, such as Friendly Fire. The point system is another new feature, and are the key to unlocking advanced unit types as well as playable heroes. The number of troops at the player´s command is based on the player´s rank (see squad leader ranks below). Although the variety of commands is much more limited and issuing them is more complicated, the new aiming feature allows users to select the exact class of trooper they want to help them, as well as order vehicles to stop from a considerable distance. An infantry trooper targeting a vehicle can order it to stop. In vehicles, the commands are either get in or get out. The system chooses which command seems appropriate for infantry troops, the up button toggles between back me up and move out.
Unlike the original Battlefront, in which up, down, left, and right on the directional pad each issued a specific command to nearby groups, commands are now issued by using the targeting reticule to select a specific soldier and pressing the up button. While controlling troops, one of the most striking differences between the original and the sequel is the method of issuing orders. In these situations, enemy reinforcements are unlimited and will continue to be deployed until the objective is completed. These missions may include destroying a specific target, recovering an item, or keeping the opposing force from overrunning a position. In campaign mode, in addition to the basic tasks of capturing command posts and killing enemy troops, certain objectives must be met for a mission to be successful. The second group of changes revolves around a point system, which determines which units can be used, special abilities for players, and rank. The first is an attempt to add realism to missions by adding objectives and changing the way orders are issued. There are several differences in overall gameplay between the first and second Battlefront installments. A new game Star Wars Battlefront was released by DICE in November 2015, but it's a reboot of the Battlefront series.Ī second sequel was released, called Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron, in 2009 for the Nintendo DS and the PlayStation Portable, and was the equivalent of a watered-down version of the cancelled Battlefront III. The game is game is now an Xbox Platinum Hits game, a Sony Greatest Hits game, an Xbox Classics and Playstation Platinum game.Ī sequel, Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron was released October 2007.Ī second sequel, Star Wars: Battlefront III, was in development but was canceled. Also included are battles from the original trilogy, such as fights aboard the Tantive IV, Princess Leia's blockade runner, shown immediately at the beginning of Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope. Many maps that came from the original Battlefront were edited and improved, like the Naboo battlefield. The storyline spans more than 16 new locations, many from Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith, including volcanic Mustafar and the space battle above Coruscant. It is a story-based campaign which revolves around the 501st Legion as the unit evolves from the Old Republic Clone Troopers to Imperial stormtroopers. The release date coincided with the release of Revenge of the Sith on DVD.īattlefront II expands upon the original game's single-player experience with mission-based objectives drawn from Star Wars Episodes I through VI. There are several differences between Battlefront II and the original Star Wars: Battlefront, such as playable Jedi characters, new unit classes, space battles, and story campaigns, as well as Episode III content. It is the second game of the highly successful Star Wars: Battlefront Series. Star Wars: Battlefront II is a first-person shooter/ third-person shooter (interchangeable) video game developed by Pandemic Studios and LucasArts, and released in North America, on November 1, 2005, for Microsoft Windows, Xbox, PlayStation Portable, and the PlayStation 2.
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