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Star Wars: Battlefront's Designer Dishes Some Fresh Details
You've seen the trailer, but you still have questions about Star Wars: Battlefront. Fortunately, design director Niklas Fegraeus has opened a Q&A forum through his Twitter. Check out this freeform info rundown about one of the most hotly anticipated shooters of the year.
Here's a selection of some of the most interesting details about Star Wars: Battlefront, according to Niklas Fegraeus. Get more info by checking out Fegraeus twitter account: @DICEfigge). And don't forget to watch the trailer, here.
Yes, there will be plenty of things to unlock, achieve and collect. More on this will be revealed at a later date! https://t.co/m0jHS9ftP2
— Niklas Fegraeus (@DICEfigge) April 18, 2015
Yes, it is a shooter (with both first and third person), and it will be out on PC as well as PS4 and XB1 https://t.co/cz38QpHpcF
— Niklas Fegraeus (@DICEfigge) April 18, 2015
I love everything Star Wars, but for Battlefront, we have focused on the original trilogy https://t.co/I2vepkFslK
— Niklas Fegraeus (@DICEfigge) April 17, 2015
I got this Dennis. It's 60 fps! #twittertakeover #figgetoofast https://t.co/YtGKyVOkSg
— Niklas Fegraeus (@DICEfigge) April 18, 2015
Our heroes will enter differently dependent on mode. Most rewarding is to work on a childhood dream https://t.co/n7yQa1WYT1
— Niklas Fegraeus (@DICEfigge) April 18, 2015
Split-screen is for local play only, so it is for when you play Missions with a friend https://t.co/i33RVczGH0
— Niklas Fegraeus (@DICEfigge) April 18, 2015
For more info on Star Wars: Battlefront, read our detailed look at the new location, Sullust, check out the 17 things we learned from the trailer, and then go on a photo tour through the show itself.
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