Partially because the game is over-hyped at this moment, and because you don’t have to look far enough to see its Battlefield origins. However, game mechanics while rather enjoyable, fall short. In our case, Hoth is just God damn beautiful – a true testament to the Star Wars saga.

Terrain is delish and maps are meticulously constructed to fit the original scenario. Visually it’s a geek heaven, and it’s everything that a Star Wars fan has ever wanted. To be frank, the Star Wars Battlefront beta showcased that you can bring the 2000s gaming style back in HD, but with a twist. Don’t get me wrong, I got nothing against old-school fun. Objectives are often completely ignored and this makes me ponder if I should cancel my pre-order right now and wait to see if there’s going to be a dedicated community or just gamers that want to shoot things up in a Star Wars medium. At times it’s an awesome feeling, but if you’re stuck with team members that just want to grow their individual kill counter, then you’ll have somewhat of a lackluster experience. The bottom line is that everything goes pew-pew. When a laser blast hits a surface it will display a small fiery explosion. Skies are riddled with TIE Fighters and Y-Wings, the landscape is beautifully constructed so it gives an authentic Hoth vibe and Stormtroopers are scrumptious and plasticky. If you want to ruin everyone’s experience you can take to sight-seeing as soon as you drop into the game. Graphics are gorgeous and there is a ton of spaceship porn for every Star Wars fanatic out there. The Walker Assault on Hoth multiplayer setting was fantastic. That’s what I experienced, and hopefully the end-product will do The Rebels justice. The Rebels seemed to get beaten time and again, with only a few matches that highlighted their true potential. Moving further, the Star Wars Battlefront beta was amazing.

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