In an interview with VentureBeat, Lucasfilm’s brand boss Douglas Reilly shed some light on the relationship between EA and Lucasfilm. Most notably Reilly talks a little bit about how much say Lucasfilms has in the creative process as well as their contributions to decisions involving microtransactions and the direction of Star Wars Battlefront II. When
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Star Wars Battlefront II should’ve been the Chosen One. After the lackluster response to 2015’s Battlefront, Battlefront II seemed to have the breadth of content and an added campaign to please that those who felt slighted from the first game wanted in the sequel. At its best moments, Battlefront II is the game that we hoped it would be with some
Star Wars Battlefront II has been the hot talk of the gaming industry over the past few days and we have even more for you to chew on before the game launches later this week. We have recently posted the first 30 minutes of the Star Wars Battlefront II campaign on our YouTube channel for you to check
[Editor’s Note: We will be waiting until servers have gone live to the general public this Friday before posting our final review of Star Wars Battlefront II. A few days after this time, we will publish our official review with our score. The multiplayer portion of our time with Battlefront II took place at a review event hosted
Star Wars Battlefront II is just a few days away from its official release, and while plenty of gamers have had the chance to go hands-on with the game ahead of its full release this week, EA is taking the initiative to address one of the more common criticisms of its microtransaction economy by reducing
I have done nothing but play Star Wars Battlefront II’s multiplayer over the last two days. While I’m reserving my full thoughts for my final review of the game, I’ve greatly enjoyed my time so far with it and I can’t wait for servers to go live on launch day. Instead, what I want to dive into is
A few weeks back, the Star Wars Battlefront II beta was open to the public and was met with mixed results. While the consensus seemed to be that the gameplay and visuals were fantastic, many fans, myself included, were worried about the progression system in the game’s multiplayer due to its inclusion of loot crates and potential
Today, DICE’s Design Director Niklas Fegraeus has announced on Twitter that the studio’s highly-anticipated game Star Wars Battlefront II has officially gone gold, which means development on the game has wrapped and is ready for production. After a ridiculous amount of hard work by every single one on the team, #StarWarsBattlefront2 has gone Gold!! Pinch my arm!
Last week DualShockers was able to play the first few missions of Star Wars Battlefront II at an Electronic Arts event in New York, and we liked what we saw. One of the biggest takeaways from it though was the impact that the game would have on the franchise. We got to sit down with
Battlefield 1 is a game that continues to surprise us. whether it’s the addicting and rewarding gunplay, or the constant drumming of updates and DLC, developer DICE is clearly determined to provide continuous support and response to feedback. The October Update brings a multitude of changes for everything from Specializations to Maps and Modes. Some
As someone who seems to be in the minority that loved 2015’s Star Wars Battlefront, the game’s sequel — Star Wars Battlefront II — has easily been one of my most anticipated games slated to release this fall. I was able to check out Battlefront II earlier this year at EA Play and came away quite impressed with the changes
Xbox One owners, are you impatiently waiting for Star Wars Battlefront II to launch? Were you ever interested in playing the original Battlefront but the money was never right? Well, now is the perfect time to purchase the 2015 action shooter. Currently, the Xbox One store is offering Star Wars Battlefront Ultimate Edition for $29.99. However, if you have
Earlier today, developers from DICE, Criterion, and EA Motive discussed their collaboration and how three studios have been able to come together to work on Star Wars Battlefront II. Sitting down for Playstation Blog, Craig McLeod of DICE, Mark Thompson of Motive, and Matt Webster of Criterion discussed what they’ve learned from Battlefront 1 and