Star Wars Battlefront DLC: 10 Specific Things Fans Demand
6. Remastered Maps From The Old Games
Bespin Platforms, Tipoca City, Mos Eisley - if you're a veteran of the old Battlefronts you'll be more than accustomed to these old gems, and all would feel right at home in a current-gen rendition.
The mobility offered by Bespin would be difficult to emulate in the franchise's current mould, but with a few tweaks (changing the power-ups for starters) DICE could craft a very faithful version of the arena that takes into account play-styles from both the old games and the reboot. Mos Eisley is also a map fans are determined to see through to the current-gen, and with its deviation from wide open spaces (something Battlefront has in abundance) to narrow, close-quarters urban fighting, it's not difficult to see why. I'm sure you all have your own favourites from Battlefront's days of old, so be sure to say what they are loud and clear!
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