Even playing as a generic clone/storm trooper (even with all the other options) was still very fun and addicting. The Gameplay in Star Wars Battlefront 2 was probably one of the high points of this game you could play in either first or third person. Both effects and voices were pretty solid in this adaptation of Star-wars.
Sound wise, all the blasters, vehicles and other effects sound pretty accurate to the films, which pleases many hard-core fans. A lot of veteran Star-wars voice actors returned to voice parts in the game, including Bob Berges who worked as a voice double for Mark Hamill, actors who voiced parts in the Clone Wars Animated Series, and the actual actor for Boba and Jango Fett, along with the clone narrator. Graphically for a 2005 game, Star Wars: Battlefront II still holds up surprisingly well! From the rainy factory map of ‘Kamino’ with its large drops into instant death, to the shining halls and corridors of the Death star, the game looks good, and the gameplay soon helps block out any of its graphical faults. Most importantly, the game worked with Split-Screen which meant if you wanted, you could play through the campaign with your friend, or play any possible combination of map and game mode on ‘Instant Action.’ One of my personal best memories of this game is running around on the ‘hero’ mode at Mos Eisley and battling all the Jedi/Sith and other special characters. You could also choose which Era you wanted to play in, the Clone Wars or the Galactic Civil War. The 2005 game also had an ‘Instant Action’ mode, which meant you could choose from the many, many planets and maps to play on, and you could even select from six game modes: Conquest, Capture the Flag, Assault, Hunt, Global, and Hero. The campaign that was included was satisfying and could be played numerous times just on your own, unlike the new version, which doesn’t really have a single player story element at all. The game included content from both the original Star Wars films and the prequels, including maps and characters from both. The Battlefront Franchise recently got a re-boot in 2015, Developed by DICE and published by Electronic Arts, and even though it was received very well, a lot of people still preferred, or at the very least have very fond memories this old classic due to its gameplay and feel. It was released on PlayStation 2, PSP, Windows and Xbox as a sequel to the 2004 first game. Star Wars Battlefront 2 was released in 2005 and was developed by Pandemic Studios and Published by LucasArts as the second game in the series.
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