This seemed likely given that it made an appearance in the reveal trailer, but given that space battles are being omitted from the new Battlefront, it wasn't clear whether the craft would be available for players to pilot themselves.ĪT-STs were also confirmed to appear in playable form, as well as Speeder Bikes and Snowspeeders.
The biggest news is that the iconic Millennium Falcon will be flyable in the game. The developers were surprisingly candid in some of their responses, offering up information that hasn't yet been confirmed by any of EA's marketing or Battlefront coverage in the gaming press. However, this wasn't just a token gesture of goodwill towards the players that will build a community around the finished product. While the pomp of the game's reveal was fitting considering how big the Star Wars franchise is, it's great to see a studio interact with their most hardcore fans like this. Yesterday, DICE representatives took to Reddit to engage in a casual Q&A with fans. Now, one of the most pertinent questions has been answered. There are plenty of fans out there who have been eagerly anticipating Star Wars Battlefront for years - and, despite the fact that the game has now been officially unveiled, there's still plenty that we don't know about it.
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