There were a variety of different classes to choose from, some unique to that specific side, while others were copies that every faction got with slight modifications and a different skin. Players embodied one of two sides in each conflict, Rebels or the Empire, as well as the Republic or CIS. The original Star Wars: Battlefront 2 could be played in either first or third-person, with pretty basic shooter gameplay. Gameplay-wise, these two games are fairly similar. EA's Battlefront 2 does a fantastic job in that department too, with characters looking almost identical to their big screen counterparts, and the settings near-indistinguishable from the locations they're based on. That said, graphics quality isn't nearly as important as the art direction, especially when it comes to recreating worlds and characters that fans know and love. DICE's Frostbite engine is well-known for its impressive graphics, even on the last generation of consoles, and there's no mistaking it here. The graphics look dated now, but back in 2005, the effects, the animations, the settings, the characters everything came together to form an authentic Star Wars experience that resonated with players.ĮA's Star Wars Battlefront 2 similarly recreates the Star Wars universe in its game faithfully. There was a noticeable step-up in the graphics quality between the first game in the series and the second, especially considering they were only released about a year apart. But for its time, the original Star Wars: Battlefront 2 looked pretty sharp. This is where the most noticeable difference between these two games is going to lie, for obvious reason one was released in 2005, and the other was released more than a decade later in 2017.
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