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Like earlier games in the Battlefront series, Elite Squadron is primarily a multiplayer, team-based third-person shooter. The story's constantly shifting objectives and changing locations keep the gameplay interesting as it familiarizes you with all aspects of the action, preparing newcomers for their foray into the multiplayer competition. It's also told well and makes good use of footage from the films. Star Wars purists may find it hard to accept that there were Jedi clones holding prominent roles in both the Rebellion and the Empire that somehow went unmentioned during the films, but if you can get past this, you'll find that the story is easily the most engaging to yet accompany a Battlefront campaign. Fighting together to crush the Separatist movement during the Clone Wars, they find themselves on opposite sides during the Galactic Civil War that follows. It tells the story of twin brothers X1 and X2, unique members of the Clone Army who were cloned from the DNA of a Jedi. The single-player campaign is certainly the series' best to date.

There's always plenty of action happening on the planet's surface.

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Renegade Squadron advances the series in small ways and tells a good story as its epic battles play out, but it still feels a bit behind the times. It's been two long years since that game's release, though, and the landscape of online combat has evolved a lot since then. When it was released for the PSP, Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron represented a significant leap forward from its predecessor.