Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron (PSP)

Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron (PSP)

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Star Wars: Battlefront is back and bigger than ever on the PSP! Star Wars: Battlefront - Elite Squadron is the deepest and most action-packed Star Wars: Battlefront game ever. Experience battlefronts that span ground, space and capital starships, a robust original storyline and expanded gameplay features that deliver seemingly endless replayability.

  • Fight on an expanded battlefront that spans multiple layers of action - start the fight on foot, commandeer a vehicle and dogfight in space and land your craft on and fight in capital starships - your actions in each area directly affect the outcome on others.
  • Take the lead role in an engrossing, never-before-told storyline that puts you in the middle of the action of the most memorable battles spanning the entire Star Wars saga and beyond.
  • Deep customisation options let you build and outfit your character like never before - dictate the weapons they carry into battle, the armour they wear on their backs, their species, gender, appearance and physical strengths including hundreds of unlockable items and bonuses.
  • Feel the rush of combat with 16-player multiplayer matches complete with enhanced stat tracking.
  • Let loose your inner Jedi or Sith in the special "Heroes and Villains" mode where you can play classic characters like Luke Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Kit Fisto, Darth Maul, Count Dooku, Asajj Ventress, Boba Fett, plus new characters from the 'Star Wars: Battlefront - Renegade Squadron' and 'Star Wars: The Force Unleashed' videogames.
  • Battle on some of the most iconic Star Wars worlds and locations from the feature films, all with multi-layered battlefronts, such as Tatooine, Endor, Yavin 4 and Hoth through 12 campaign levels.
  • Commandeer trademark Star Wars vehicles and spacecraft from the Empire's trademark TIE Fighters to the Rebel Alliance's X-Wings, as well as AT-RTs, LAAT

User Reviews

  • Rating 2 stars elite squadron 24/07/2010 Read full review>>
    I had previously bought star wars battlefront 2, which i loved, so i thought this new version would take the already brilliant gameplay of it and improve upon that. And has it? weeeell no, not really. At first, the game may feel far superior, you can fight on ground, in the air, and in space, and by seeing the hordes of troops peppering the landscape, it feels much more like a full-out war, unlike in bfront 2, where troops wander pointlessly from one command post to the next. Though having such a big battlefield brings on one of the main problems, the game feels a lot more slow than bfront2. Enemies have far more life than on bf2, and you can only shoot at one enemy for so long without getting bored. In bf2 when you saw enemies, you would leap in with joy, celebrating in the carnage in which droid parts flew all over the screen. But this is a lot more slow paced, and if your looking for a fast and furious shooter, this definitely is not for you. But it does feel less repetitive then bf2, instead of charging as quickly as possible to the next command post, here you have to disable shields, capital ships, and charge up ion cannons, making for a much deeper and strategic gaming experience. Space battling is a mixture of good and bad, whilst it is a lot easier to fly and bring down enemies, each side only has 2 types of spacecraft, a fighter and transport, whereas bf2 had about 6. Probably the worst thing, however was something definitely not expected. The heroes here are awful. In bf2, heroes where one of the best parts of the game, performing gravity defying leaps and flips, and 1 hit KOing enemies with ease. But in this theyve done just about everything wrong. Firstly your life decreases at a much faster rate, and the meagre health refill gained from killing enemies is nowhere near enough to sustain you for any significant period of time. This doesnt really matter, however, as the heroes are so awful at fighting that you wouldnt want to be them anyway. When you swing the lightsabre, it does very simple, slow, slashes, and misses more often than not. You actually have more of an advanage playing as a normal troop, because if you do, you can equip an electrostaff, which is actually more powerful and accurate than the lightsabre. One of the games features is customisation, not only can you choose your weaponry from a wide selection, you can completely control your appearance. A lot of these weapons and clothes are unlockable, and it will take a while to unlock everything. However, whichever way you customize them, it seems impossible to make the droids look anything other than awful. Also entering is a new medal system. In bf2, you collected different medals, and when you reached a certain amount, you upgraded your weaponry. But here you can only obtain one of each, and these are ridiculously easy to obtain. Also entering this games gaggle of flaws is a by no means perfect control system. It doesnt take einstein to work out that if you can aim up or down in a shooter, that by no means improves the gameplay. There are, pleasingly, a far better selection of game modes, with instant action, galactic conquest, and a fairly good campaign. One thing that the game could actually do with out are the excessive cutscenes. Rather than landing in a ship, a cutscene triggers and you immidiatley find yourself inside.

    pros

    space battle easier to manage
    large amount of customisation
    battle on a far greater scale
    deeper, more strategic gameplay
    campaign mode is ok

    cons

    far more slow paced
    pathetic cast of spaceships
    awful heroes
    troop controls
    unnecessary cutscenes
    dull maps
  • Rating 5 stars PS2 Game - Star Wars Battlefront:Elite Squadron 15/07/2010 Read full review>>
    My son was desparate for this game - delivered really quickly - quick and easy no messing as always with Amazon
    Game - perfect!

    Thank you
  • Rating 5 stars psp fave 11/07/2010 Read full review>>
    bought this for my 8 year old son who says its one of his favourites,so good he's now got three of the star wars games.
  • Rating 3 stars Ruined by hackers ... again 28/04/2010 Read full review>>
    I've got all the Star Wars PSP games - the first one was great - except it was not online... then the second one - I was disappointed byt the graphics until I went online - wow! Really good fun... massive playing spaces, loads of people playing etc. Really engaging.

    Then this new one... the playing fields are smaller - and frankly really boring (why?)... but the worst thing is that hacks started appearing allowing people to just stand there and zap the whole place with jedi forces - this makes it totally unplayable. It's quite sad because the makers obviously put a lot of work in - and it's just been ruined by the hacks.... sad - what could have been fun for all now is just another game for the land fill...
  • Rating 4 stars different from the others 14/04/2010 Read full review>>
    This instalment of the battlefront series is slightly different from star wars battlefront 1+2.(I don't know about renegade squadron). It has a different control scheme in default which is terrible, Rebellion--you are really bad, don't make another battlefront.
    However, alternate controls is OK and there is a very good campaign, different and diverse worlds in instant action and a new type of a pleasing galactic conquest mode.
    It is a good idea to have a customizable weapons section and kill the heck out of everything with a chaingun ;)
    The melee is a good addition, and, the jewel in the crown;
    You can go into your own capital ship, the enemy's, space and the ground, all in one action packed battle! Yay!
    The short cutscenes for transition to space/ground/capital ship get a little tedious, but, overall, an amazing game, will definetely recommend

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