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The video discusses the development and expansion of Star Wars Battlefront II, emphasizing new features, maps, and characters introduced in the game. Different versions of the game for various platforms are highlighted, with the Xbox version standing out for its comprehensive content. The video also covers online multiplayer modes and the impact of the modding community on the PC version. The original game's success and eventual cancellation of a direct sequel are mentioned, leading to spin-offs and a reboot series from EA. Overall, the video celebrates the game's legacy and invites viewers to share their experiences while promoting support and engagement with the content.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the development of Star Wars Battlefront II, highlighting that there were four versions of the game. The original game’s campaign features battles across the Saga, with a focus on the 501 Legion. The introduction of playable Heroes, such as Mace Windu, is a significant new feature. The game is closely tied to Revenge of the Sith, with maps and battles reflecting this connection. Additional special classes and characters are introduced, enhancing the gameplay experience.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the expansion of the campaign gameplay in the game. Different maps feature various objectives such as taking out targets or capturing flags. Star Fighters now have dedicated space combat maps for a change of pace from ground combat. Players must complete objectives like taking out star fighters, shields, generators, and enemy NPCs. Specific maps, like Kashyyyk, Utapau, and the Jedi Temple during Order 66, are highlighted along with the gameplay mechanics and plot twists. The Imperial campaign is introduced with the Empire facing challenges on Naboo and Mustafar. New weapon upgrades and unique gameplay elements are mentioned throughout this segment.
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In this segment of the video, Geonosis is reactivated with battle droids in a map featuring diverse corridors and open walkways. The Clone Rebellion on Kamino includes battles between Storm Troopers and Phase 2 Armor clones, with Boba Fett facing off against the Dual Switch. There is a mission to collect DNA samples from Evil Brothers, a second larger Kamino map with a cloning facility, a Death Star map with various movie throwbacks, and a Polis Massa map referencing Episode 3. The segment also covers the Yavin map, an attack on the Blockade Runner, and the Battle of Hoth where players are now on the Empire side, using Walkers to attack the shield generator and facing waves of Rebels. The segment ends with the player getting to control the dark lord himself on Hoth.
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In this part of the video, the narrator discusses the expansion and new features in the second Battlefront game. The video talks about the addition of new maps, modes such as Hero Assault and Hunt, and the updated Galactic Conquest mode presented in a board game style similar to Risk. The online multiplayer mode is highlighted as one of the best Star Wars online experiences, with the community described as livelier than before. The PC version of Battlefront 2 has received significant support from the modding community. The video suggests that the PC version can serve as a baseline for comparing the game against other ports.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the different versions of Battlefront 2 on PlayStation 2, Xbox, and PSP. The PlayStation 2 version stands out for its console menus and split-screen multiplayer modes in various gameplay options. The Xbox version offers four-player split-screen capability across all local multiplayer modes and exclusive DLC content with new characters and maps, making it the most complete version. The PSP version impresses with its similarity to the console version despite hardware limitations, offering Galactic Conquest, Space Battles, hero assault, and multiplayer via ad hoc, with some maps and features being cut to fit on UMDs.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various versions of the original Battlefront 2 game, highlighting different missions such as Ewoks, Jaws Rogue assassin, and Rebel Raider. The PSP version is praised as a decent port. The original game improved upon its predecessor, selling over 6 million copies and becoming one of the greatest Star Wars games. A direct sequel was canceled, leading to two PSP spin-offs and a reboot series from EA. The audience is asked to share their memories of the game in the comments. The video concludes with a call to support on Patreon and to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more content.