Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron features a deep and engrossing single player campaign that spans the entire Star Wars Saga -- and beyond. Gamers assume the identity of X2, a clone trooper created from the DNA of a Jedi Master. Originally tasked with eliminating Jedi during Order 66, X2 decides to leave his blood-stained past behind and joins the Rebellion. X2 isn t the only Force-sensitive clone, however. X1, his clone brother, chooses a much more sinister path, leading to a confrontation that could determine the fate of both the Empire and the Rebellion.

The greatest fantasy saga of all time ended in the movie, but continues to live in games. Virtual world knows dozens of projects with an ominous coded Star Wars, but one of the most successful incarnations of the fantastic universe of George Lucas is Star Wars: Battlefront.

Original mission: Use the Force to overthrow the evil Galactic Empire as they attempt to destroy the small Rebel base on the jungle moon of Yavin 4. As part of the Rebel Alliance’s Red Squadron, you dogfight with TIE fighters above the Death Star’s surface before heading into a
trench where you are inundated by cannon fire. Dodge obstacles and stay out of Darth Vader’s sights as he tries to gun you down before you have the chance to fire your proton torpedoes into the thermal exhaust port the size of a womp rat. If successful, a direct hit will cause a chain reaction that destroys the Death Star, thus saving the Rebel base from impending doom

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Noticeable changes have affected the single-player campaign. If earlier it was a set of run-ins with the boats, but now there appear certain tasks, designed to fill a single meaning. To make life more interesting locations introduced a rigid rule, each of the 12 planets - on one level. Among them - Utapau, place of residence is evil General Grivousa, and the volcanic planet of Mustafar, where a final battle between Obi-Wan and Annie Skywalker.

Take to the skies above Naboo and protect the planet from the onslaught of a greedy invasion by the domineering Trade Federation. This is the call to arms in Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo. Though most of the action takes place in a fighter or defense vehicle high above the Naboo landscape, story animations and ship selection options take the place in 3D rendered scenes on the planets surface, as well.
In many aspects, Battle for Naboo follows in the worthy footsteps of the classic Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, featuring fast, furious, dog fights in the planets atmosphere with an action oriented, arcade style of game play. A storyline set in the Episode I timeframe helps this title to stand out from its predecessor, as well as the larger areas for battle some up to five or six times the size of those found in the Rogue Squadron games.

For the first time in gaming history, after countless games depicting various aspects of the rich Star Wars universe (including some we never wanted to see), players have the chance to step into the boots of the average soldier in the wars that raged across the galaxy. Gameplay is based on the successful standards set by Battlefield 1942, but combat in Battlefront is even more massive and heated, vehicles are more predominant and the familiar starships are also included.

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