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Star Wars Battlefront 2: Why it’s time to reconsider EA’s hot mess

Star Wars Battlefront 2: Why it’s time to reconsider EA’s hot mess

Posted on December 21, 2019December 21, 2019 By Jarvis

Star Wars Battlefront 2 is not the same game that released in 2017 to thunderous outrage. EA’s road to redemption has seen game-changing updates this month, including the Battlefront 2 Celebration Edition and The Rise of Skywalker update. Most importantly, they all come free.

Considering the amount of content added – and removed – it’s a huge amount of work put in by EA.
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