E3 Video: Star Wars Battlefront multiplayer mode

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 17 Jun 2015 2:44 User comments (3)

At E3, we got to add to the Star Wars hype ahead of this year's Force Awakens blockbuster.

Disney unveiled new gameplay video for Star Wars Battlefront, and you can play as either the Empire or the Rebels in "epic 40 multiplayer battles."

The game will be available for PS4, XBO and PC on November 17th.

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3 user comments

117.6.2015 18:57

hearme0

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This game just looks SICK FUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I enjoy multiplayer but don't play a lot but this might get me to

217.6.2015 21:56

YummyCS

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All of the other battlefronts were awesome, this looks just as good!

317.6.2015 23:02

scorpNZ

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Holy shit !

http://www.afterdawn.com/guides/

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