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Star Wars: Battlefront
Update #7: The image is now complete, and our hopes of a surprise in the final corner are dashed. At least we don't have to wait long for Star Wars Celebration, which begins tomorrow.
Update #6: As expected, that's definitely a Stormtrooper. So what makes this image so special? Maybe a release date is hidden in the last square? Fingers crossed.
Update #5: It's day three (and, coincidentally, the day before Star Wars Celebration begins). We're getting curious about what makes this image so special (if anything).
Update #4: Two full rows are now complete.
Update #3: The fifth tile is now in place
Update #2: We're up to four of (probably) nine tiles now. Latest composite is above (click to enlarge).
Update #1: EA has released another tile in the Battlefront image. This is definitely starting to look more like a Stormtrooper than a Clone Trooper. We'll keep updating as more images are available.
The banner image at the top reflects the latest composite. (Click to enlarge.)
Original Story:
EA is slowly revealing a new image for Star Wars Battlefront on its Instagram page. What’s white, armed, and can’t hit the broadside of a barn?
It looks like this series of images will leave us with either a clone trooper or a storm trooper. Neither are known for excelling in accuracy.
Both of the images (combined into a single composite above) were revealed today, so we’re keeping an eye on the account to see what else pops up. We’ll update this story should more pieces of the puzzle become available.
Remember that Star Wars Celebration is this weekend. Be sure to check back at 10:30 a.m. Pacific / 1:30 p.m. Eastern for the reveal of the first full Star Wars Battlefront trailer.
[Source: EA on Instagram]
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