Star Wars Battlefront II (PlayStation 4)

Decent enough game. Story mode is pretty quick to finish. The online play is where it's at. If you're a Star Wars fan, it's definitely worth picking up.

Had star wars battlefront on PlayStation 2 now that I have a PlayStation 4 I thought I give it a try.

This game was not brand new which I can tell right away. It was in excellent condition. The price was amazing. My only complaint is I wish I knew it was used prior to purchase but I guess I should have know since it was less than $15. But I honestly would purchase again from this seller due to the condition of the game %26 the quick delivery.

This game is a traditional Star Wars game, those who are Star Wars fans will love the game and explore the game to its limits. But I've seen people who don't know Star Wars and play this shooting game and find it boring. It has a really well built campaign.

Good game. Star wars gang. Lol

Way better than Battlefront 1. Can play all eras. Starfighter battles are epic. Hero characters in infantry battles are excellent. Uses alot of memory/storage.

great delivery time right to my doorstep in my apartment complex and the game and game play is great 👍 smooth graphics and music is unbelievable i actually orderd starwars squadrons as well 😀

Excellent

This item was incorrectly labeled. What I received was the “Greatest Hits” version of the game with a different cover art, case color, and presumed disc color from what's pictured in the advertisement. Do not buy if you're planning to have the original disc and box.

No matter how much you love Star Wars (and I LOVE Star Wars), this travesty by EA should be avoided at all costs. Under it's shiny visuals and enticing premise lies a game built to milk you out of the maximum amount of cash possible. When I download a free cellphone game, I expect it to have in-app purchases, it's par for the course. When I pay $60-$80 for a full price retail game, I don't expect to be bombarded with DLC, Micro-transactions and the equivalent of online gambling with the loot crate scheme. Even more egregious is the fact that the game is blatantly PAY TO WIN. You can spend thousands of hours (no joke) to unlock all of the hero characters, or spend real money on loot crates for a chance to unlock them. And speaking of loot crates, people willing to spend the cash can level their characters up to unbeatable levels where they run around and completely decimate everybody who just wants to play the game they just spent $60-$80 for. There is a reason that after only a month, the game has dropped $20 in price and it's NOT because it's a "best-seller." It's because people are wising up and avoiding this train wreck. Speak with your wallet and don't be a sheep. If you are willing to continue to pay for these money-grubbing schemes, the likes of EA and Activision will continue to milk you of your hard earned cash.