
Play the classic STAR WARS™ Battlefront games, online and offline in this definitive collection.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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exactly what you want for that old school xbox feel
I like the idea of this pack, it is also nice to play the games at a native resolution above 1080p! I would only recommend this on sale or you just need some Battlefront in your life. the issues I am having as it stands are: 1: You cannot change button mapping on zooming? for some odd reason whenever you change the Zoom button it just stops working? how is this happening? 2: 2 player split screen? really? the OG Xbox version had 4 player split screen.... which is odd seeing as this version has a lot of things that version had. 3: the menus are console versions, they suck on pc, you have to click on everything instead of just hitting enter like on the OG versions. For ease of use and a base experience this is a decent game and works great on the Steam Deck! however as a complete package I find it lacking and requiring some touch ups to the UI, button mapping and lack of features now 20 years old.
Singleplayer was great especially after updates sad it's dead
0% No idea how it was on launch lol but it runs dam good on my PC plus it runs native ultrawide just the way I like it. I love it and made May the 4th awesome 10+. I like it, had a blast on InstaAction and the galactic conquest [just sometimes the music turns off randomly on the galaxy map but whatever lol], good game :]
If into the Classic Collection you go, only pain will you find - Master Yoda. I played other Aspyr Slop Re-releases, and I read the negative reviews here, and I was stupid enough to actually think "it doesn't sound that bad". And I was right, it's not as bad as the reviews make it out to be, it's way worse in every respect! Calling this collection "kinda bad" is about on par with saying "Episodes 7, 8, and 9 were just kinda bad". You have no idea the slop that awaits. It's clearly been abandoned, and Aspyr has moved on to its next cash grab. This is a blatant asset flip (only this time the asset is already 2 fully packaged games); they literally added nothing more than achievements and cards. For everything else, you'll have a better experience playing the original 2 games instead, because these 2 versions are objectively worse! The only harsh truth you need to deal with is that you're running out of time to buy the original two games before Disney pulls them from Steam the same way they pulled Dark Forces to force people to buy the rereleased slop version. Aspyr had 1 job here, just 1! Release these two games in at least the same working state as the originals or better (while they are still available on steam) and they couldn't even do that! However, if you still hate your life, money, and mental well-being, let me offer another alternative before I tell you more about what awaits you in this game... If you want the same experience to waste as much time, money, mental wellbeing, electricity, and internet bandwidth, simply follow these steps: 1) - Leave your home, walk to the local park, give the money to a local crackhead (if he mugs you, that's just free bonus DLC for the experience). 2) - Next, return home to your wife, during dinner, tell her you don't like her cooking, and her mom / your mom always did it better, then look her dead in the eyes, tell her she's getting fat, and you think her best friend is hotter. 3) - Afterwards, go online on your PC and search for a torrent of twogirlsonecup.exe. You'll either find a video or a virus, but regardless of the result, you'll either find nostalgic content from the same era that will evoke the same feelings as playing this collection, or you'll find a virus that will cause general instability on your PC, similar to what you'll experience playing this collection! Either way, you'll waste internet bandwidth if you have a capped connection and have a equally enjoyable experience. If the above alternative is not good enough for you and you must torture yourself because you're a dumbass like me who wants achievements and trading cards, then brace yourself for an experience that's currently undergoing experimental phases of testing as a new form of torture in North Korea! This game has all the classic Aspyr hallmark features you've come to know and expect from them: ☑ Buggy Gameplay that wasn't present in the original release ☑ Missing features you'd expect from a modern rerelease ☑ Frequent crashing ☑ Buggy achievements and other basic features that even indie dev teams of one don't F***-up as badly! ☑ A price tag that's too high for what you're getting in return, with a total lack of care/respect for the IP it represents or its fans. Next time, Aspyr should just create an exe file that simply launches an image of their CEO laughing with a desk full of money and some text that says: "Thanks for the money, sucka!" I would actually be less mad, because that would at least not be under the veil of attempting to sell something of actual value to players and fans. I legitimately have nothing positive to say about this, and all I'm left with is questions ... Questions like: Why can my character not strafe left when it could in the original? Why does the LAAT do a backflip and shake about when I take off in it on Geonosis? Is that another invisible wall, or is my character's movement just bugged again? How could any living, breathing human being with so much as a single ounce of self-respect allow something like this to be released? I'm convinced the CEO of Aspyr is a Toydarian. Loves money, sells junk, and probably supports the slave trade (we can try asking the devs to confirm this last bit, but the prior two are 100% confirmed). TL;DR - Don't buy, buy the original 2 while they are still available on Steam, screw Aspyr. PS. If you see my hours go up, it's because I want the achievements, and as I mentioned before, I'm not that bright and clearly just hate my life + mental wellbeing.
Just like the simulations
rien a dire sur le solo
Native Ultrawide support that runs great on new hardware, would recomend
All the reviews are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ lmao this is actually really good... the original will never be this good sadly but the improved graphics and settings make it worth it... the ONLY thing I cannot ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stand is some of the AI will stand still the whole match. some enemies will freeze and you can walk all the way around them and they wont shoot you till you start shooting them... besides that the AI is smarter than the original.
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