Best Halo Wars 2 Leader (2024 Updated)

I was given this product in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. My 10 year old son and I were eager to start! It came well packaged, with 13 numbered individual bags. I loved how organized it was being it came with 1,214 pieces! The first bag was the 4 figurines.

Each bag (2-13) took approximately an hour to complete. It was a bit difficult for my son to do but he was very excited with the finished product. I found the pieces to be sturdy and the directions easy to understand.

I especially loved the little tool to pull the pieces apart incase you made a mistake (which I did a few times. ) It was very time consuming, but it kept my mind going! I really enjoyed building this, my only complaint would be the doors do not stay attached that well.

The pieces are so sturdy that it makes it too heavy for certain parts to stay attached. Overall, it is a great product and a lot of fun for those who love to build!.

My son loves to build and gets excited any time he gets a new Mega Construx set. He was even more excited than normal when he saw this package with the Halo Banished Phantom Set! It has so many pieces to keep him busy for hours on end.

I love that he can get creative and use thinking skills to build 2 different toys with this set. The micro action figures are one of his favorites about this. They are very detailed and super cool he says.

The fold out roof and cockpit make this even more great. Very sturdy pieces and actually are compatible with other name brand pieces as well. This set is amazing!.

The first thing I noticed about this product was how well thought out the box was which is great for collectors. The instructions were very well put together and easy to read. One thing I noticed while building was that the muzzle flash would not stay on the gun.

Also It would have been a little cooler if they would have included a few more muzzle flashes. I loved that it had the working gun on the ship along with weapon holders. It’s very sturdy but would recommend carrying with 2 hands because it has so many opening doors.

Overall it was very well put together and detailed.

Looked good in box on the shelf. Chose it over the World of Halo toys. However, upon opening, discovered the joints are very loose and look goofy—like his elbow is teeny compared to the bulk of the armor on his arms.

The joints on the toes can go up and down perpendicular with the foot, which looks silly, but it is so loose it’s somewhat unavoidable. The paint job looks flat. It just doesn’t feel solid overall—as if it’s ready to collapse into pieces at any moment.

I’m really disappointed because it was really appealing, especially with the extra sets of hands—accessories are often lacking with action figures. It isn’t absolute trash, but it’s not something I’m interested in owning—especially not for $20.

Going to check out World of Halo, in hopes of having something Halo-related I can enjoy playing with/owning.

this is my first figure from the spartan collection and it is really good. the joints are good and move well. the paint is good and the metallic visor is incredible. it has good accessories and is a solid figure.

would recommend.

Theyre both cool posable figures. The Combat Evolved master chief really shines in this bundle however. We dont get to see much merchandise of it nowadays so its good to see. Definitely recommend if your a halo fan.

Awesome figures! They are a super value and I only wish I had purchased two of them at this price. My grandson LOVES them and they have stood up to some rough, 5-year-old warfare!

I bought this for my 8 year old twins (boy & girl) they love it!! Each figure comes with a weapon and looks extremely similar to the actually character,

Gave to my great grandson for Christmas and he loved it. Has played with it using different games. Thank You.

This is a great package for Xbox owners. I have a Series X and this is an awesome part of my Halo Collection. You get Halo Wars 2 Ultimate Edition and Halo Wars Definitive Edition included!

Didnt play the first one, dont really like strategy games alot. but this is fast paced, intense and the matches are quick. The graphics look good, skipped the story and jumped straight to multiplayer.

Lots of good modes and online play. Leaders and their powers are unique so plenty to sift through here. I dont like the freezing up and feel like the graphics good look better (not that they arent good) but beyond that its fun , easy to pickup hard to master.

It’s a strategy game and very difficult to play. I don’t like the facts that you have to build stations and lots of preparations then fighting starts. There is not much skill needed in actual fight but how you have arranged resources.

Not much action but feels like time consuming game (which feels boring).

I wasnt interested in Halo Wars 2 until I heard about Halo Infinite. I looked around for a great deal for this game and decided to pull the trigger. This game is actually a blast and very challenging! I would recommend this game to any halo fans out there who have not given it a try!.

A beautifully crafted game with awesome graphics and design. The continued support of COALITION Make this franchise shine through like a burning. A new team of individuals who put their time and effort in this project really show.

So thx for making gears great!! the multiplayer and horde are the real attention grabbers!!! This is where the game shines. Since gears 3 I have experienced nothing but fun and exhilaration through and through.

GOW 4 reignites the Gears of War series by sending the next generation of COG soldiers to once again, confront a new threat to humanity’s survival on Sera. This time with JD Fenix, Marcus’ son, to take on the lead as mankind vows to eliminate all threats coming its way.

Gears 4 is nothing too fancy compared to all three of its predecessors with the exception of some new moves, weapons, and characters. The story only delves deeper into humanity’s war with the Locust Horde and the origin of the new threat on Sera.

It is a game worth playing, but don’t hold big expectations that it will blow your mind.

Only played the campaign so far. So of course can’t speak to the online experience, but that’s saying something if the campaign alone gets 5 stars. There are a few great surprises as far as the characters.

I won’t spoil anything, just saying that this series is fabulous for the uniqueness of character stories. Gow 4 doesn’t disappoint in that respect. And never disappoints with it’s storyline. Same as other GoW games.

So you’re gonna love this one too.

Would love to see this more often. love the color, love the packaging. Its best for anything i would buy this for family and friends. Even my future kids even. I’d love to see more people buying this.

The idea of making this is so awesome. LOVE IT!.

A classic game that reminds me of Age of Empires but for Halo. It was fun and addicting. Easy campaign and gameplay, but the real fun came from online play with other like minded individuals. Games would become very spicy and I loved it.

I love Halo, but I am not one of the “geeks” out there that worship it, so my opinion is not at all influenced by my feelings towards that intellectual property. I feel this necessary to state as many these days will overlook significant flaws in a title if they really love the subject matter, Until now, consoles and RTS games just didn’t mix.

The controls were always choppy at best and the graphics are usually dumbed down to such an extent that you get the feel the game is much older than it really is. Halo Wars breaks that mold and sets a new bar for RTS games on the console.

Halo Wars was developed exclusively for the Xbox 360. The graphics push the boundaries of the console more so than most, pulling off stunning visuals without any flaws. Gameplay is smooth, and even with hundreds of units on the board it never lags.

It supports full HD output, making the picture and color sharp and vibrant. However, as impressive as the graphics are, they are not the best quality Halo Wars has to offer. This honor belongs solely to the intuitive control system.

The controls are comfortable and give a level of control equivalent to the mouse and keyboard. The layout is perfect, meaning that you will not have to dig through mounds of menus just to find a function you need.

The control system is so fluid and smooth that at times it is easy to forget that you are even playing on a console. Multiplayer is another great feature of Halo Wars, offering some of the most grueling matches I have ever seen.

New DLC adds to the already extensive list of maps and play modes, offering even more replay value to this title. Multiplayer isn’t the only gameplay worth while though. You can set up skirmishes to sharpen your skills against various levels of AI, or you can take on campaign mode alone or with a friend.

The story is compeling and adds even more flavor to the Halo universe. Be advised that this game is nothing like the Halo games, and therefore may not be inline with all Halo Fan’s interest. However, if you are an RTS fan, this is a must play as it is the best RTS since Starcraft.

Indeed, many of Starcraft’s best elements can be found here, displaying the impact it made on the Halo Wars development team. SOUND: EPIC! 9/10 Graphics: Amazing! 9/10 Functionality: Perfect! 10/10 Gameplay: Awesome alone or with friends! 9/10 Replay Value: Extremely High Thank you for reading my review.

I hope it helps you make an informed buying decision. Lord Sypherdias.

I’ve been wanting this for many years. Its a childhood game for me. I was surprised it had every insert, not used and 0 rust! The price was also amazing, to me, for the condition. It even had a slurpee coupon for 7/11 and a 3 month trial of xbox live unused from the original Xbox days.

Great purchase, for sure will continue to buy from them!.

Halo 2 could never replicate it’s Original but it has a good go at it. I bought this again as I wrongly as it turned out thought I’d lost my original metal cased game. However once I received it I went to play I on my Xbox One.

Unfortunately the One doesn’t play games that old. Nevermind. I still have my 360, so I may give it a go on that.

So if you love video games, particularly any game that involves a good run around and shot the aliens, then this is for you. Actually all the Halos are for you. There are downsides to the all, and upsides.

I love the local co-op stuff – 2 players working together to kill the aliens. Or the comp mode where you get 4 friends on the couch and run around and kill each other! Lots of evil laughter occurs when you use the rocket launches!!! Great for guys, girls, beginners and gaming pros!.

I’ll make this short and sweet. Gameplay: 10 The Halo Franchise has been one of my favorites since the Xbox launch. This offering is done as a Real Time Strategy (RTS) game. With a short tutorial, the controls become intuitive in a very short period of time.

Audio: 10 – Players can hear communications, vehicle and battle sounds as if they were really there. Video: 10 – Top-down, angled, crisp and detailed default view. Re-playability: 10 – Trying different tactics and difficulty levels make this title highly re-playable.

Add-ons are available for purchase through Xbox Live. Overall: 10 – Truly a wonderful experience for RTS (and non-RTS) fans.

The Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 feels a lot better than the included controller in the Series X/S and seems more like a true “next gen” controller. I primarily use the Xbox Elite 2 for PC gaming.

On Steam when connecting via Bluetooth the controller has worked flawlessly except with Batman: Arkham Knight which required telling the game it was a 360 controller with custom mappings. Surprisingly with Xbox PC game pass I ran into many more issues when connecting via Bluetooth, I found connecting via the included USB-C cable works better for game pass games, otherwise on BT I run into issues where some of the buttons aren’t mapped properly and even when manually mapping them they don’t respond correctly or at all.

Being Xbox’s flagship controller, I would think it would run seamlessly on Xbox game pass. The experience may be better on consoles but this controller is billed as an Xbox/PC controller and should work well on both.

Other than those issues, which largely are corrected by connecting via USB-C, I like the controller quite a bit. The rumble feature feels much more natural than the included Xbox Series X controllers, which felt to me like technology from 10+ years ago with very basic and clunky vibration feedback, lightweight and a need for AA batteries, especially when compared with the all mighty PS DualSense.

The Elite 2 controller has a nice weight to it, the thumb sticks feel solid, snappy and respond nicely. I haven’t used the paddles much but I like that they are included and could see them being useful for many games.

The grips feel good as well and make the controller sit securely in your hands during gaming sessions. The controller also feels more balanced than the X/S. This controller comes with a quality, corded 9′ USB to USB-C cable as well as a rugged case that doubles as a charging station.

Within the case it also includes a tool to adjust the thumb sticks as well as an alternate D-pad. Overall this is a large improvement over the included X/S controllers, and some of its PC compatibility issues which are a bit frustrating can largely be overcome by tethering with USB-C.

I have played XBOX since the very first iteration of the console. And throughout those years I have gone through quite a few controllers. I have mostly stuck to Microsoft controllers in doing so. I finally caved and forked over the money for the most seemingly premium controller available in the Elite Series 2.

This controller has all he features possible to make your gaming experience as quality and fun as possible. Adjustable triggers, remappable buttons, a seamless integration and connection to your XBOX by way of the accessories application on your desk top, a rechargeable battery pack built in that gives you hours of gameplay before needing another charge (think I have played something like 10 hours before charging it), it comes with a carrying case that houses the controller and a bunch of extra addons like alternative thumbsticks and paddles to add to the controller for any player’s comfort or preference, and it even utilizes USB-C.

Now, with all that being said, this controller, with it’s vast price point and immense amount of features STILL suffers from Microsoft’s inability to consistently show that it can produce good build quality in its controllers.

In a few moths the right trigger began to creak a bit, and had a problem where it would stick. This is apparently a common issue with the glue that they use to supply a padding to the trigger so that when you push it in it doesn’t have plastic hitting plastic.

The only fix is spraying a bunch of alcohol into it and jabbing it with a Q-tip until the glue becomes less sticky and it stops sticking. Recently, the left bumper started becoming unresponsive. I could hit the side of the controller on a hard surface a bit and it would briefly fix the problem, which would return after a few minutes.

Other issues such as pushing the trigger down to fire in an FPS game, but then if you are pushing the trigger feverishly in an intense moment the melee button (most commonly the right thumbstick click which I had remapped to a paddle) would initiate and I would throw a melee for no reason, and of course probably lose the fire fight with my opponent.

The controller began to become more of a liability than an enhancement to my gaming experience. And for the amount of money it costs, that is ridiculous. Microsoft truly needs to figure out why their controllers are always such poor quality, especially one that costs half of what a whole console would be to purchase.

After using one of these controllers for about the last 6 months, I still can’t understand its high praise from community. I feel obliged to share my experience. Features: The paddles sound nice on paper but not all users will find them useful.

Certain grip styles will notice they just get in the way. After playing on standard controllers for so long without paddles/buttons on the back side, I’ve found it difficult to adapt to them and play most games with the paddles removed.

The customizable joysticks are a neat idea, though being held by magnetism, they tend to shift around resulting in a springy feel. I notice this in game but also a lot while navigating menus. If I press down on the joystick and then simply let go, the action results in a down then up instead of just a down.

The springy feel can be slightly reduced by adjusting the joystick tension but I have found that tension setting resets itself over time during use. Also, the joysticks have a grindy feel when pressed down and rotating, something I don’t experience with standard controllers.

The trigger locks are fine, though depending on your grip style, they can accidently shift settings during use. Build Quality: Now build quality is something I expected the Elite would exceed in over the standard controllers but has not been the case.

The Elite controller can split open from drops as low as two feet onto a throw rug. Unlike the standard controllers that have removable grip panels and the two main halves screwed together, the Elite is simply two halves snapped together by small clips.

If you are strong enough, you can literally split one of these open in your hands. A standard controller can absorb drops 10x better than the Elite. If considering an Elite controller, I’d highly recommend purchasing the accidental damage coverage because if you drop your controller once and a tab snaps off, it won’t seal right and would require a replacement.

Also, as of last week, my Elite controller developed stick drift in the left joystick which leads me to believe that the joystick rocker modules are no better quality than the ones used in the standard controllers.

Value: Considering all my experiences mentioned above make this controller a terrible value. You are essentially spending $120 more over a standard controller for the addition of paddles, adjustable thumb sticks, trigger stops and a fancy case with charging station.

Again, the features are poorly implemented and the overall quality of the controller is worse than a standard controller. I personally would not recommend this controller to anyone who is expecting a significant upgrade from a standard controller.

There are plenty of cheap aftermarket add-ons out there, that can essentially get a standard controller the features the Elite has. Elite is all hype.

Guild Wars 2 is a huge improve from Guild Wars because the developers really beefed up the gameplay such as by adding more dungeons, a trading post (finally no more WTB or WTS in map chat), real crafting professions, more playable races, and a new World v.

World (Sever vs. Server) feature. That being said, there are a lot of problems with GW2 especially when it comes to end-game content. Essentially, it gets very repetitive and boring since you “grind” for gold end-game by doing the same activities (dungeons, farming, TP flipping) over and over again.

When new content comes out every two weeks, people flock to it within those 2 days but then it loses its novelty after the 5th or 6th day. The new content is also weak and unpolished. ANet is trying to substitute the content for a real expansion, but a real true separate expansion is long overdue since the game has been out for over a year.

Most importantly, while the game is called “Guild Wars”, there is no real guild versus guild interaction within the game. You join a guild and you do guild exclusive activities among your guild mates, but there is no real meta inter-guild interactions which I think is a problem.

I’m currently taking a break from the game right now, but might pick it up if I see new content that piques my interest.

Guild Wars 2 is a new Massively Multiplayer Online Game set in the world of Tyria. The Elder Dragons five deadly, destructive, immortal beings have awoken and they want to destroy the world and its peoples.

And you the player have a role to play with the rest of the world in stopping the imminent destruction. I got to play as a Elementalist in the Guild Wars 2 Beta weekend just past. I have the say that it is shaping up to be a very sleek and pretty game.

Also more importantly one of the most funs MMOs i’ve had the pleasure of playing in a while. I like the art style Arenanet have chosen quite a bit, they have gone with a painterly style so it seems everywhere you go it is hand painted which I thought was cool.

With the world being created with the art of the best concept artists in the industry it just gives the world a breath of life that some MMOs struggle to achieve but the Developers of GW2 have definitely pulled it off.

It just adds a layer of quality that I think we can all appreciate and admire. The “Questing” system they have is different than other MMOs, different in that instead of going up to a NPC and accepting a quest you go out and explore and find Dynamic events that take the place of traditional quests.

The Dynamic events are quite cool actually because when you get the “Quest” it doesn’t just tell you something like to “stop 10 rampaging centaurs from destroying the village” and when you find the centaurs they are just standing in a field and the village was never going to be in trouble.

Not with Dynamic Events, the Centaurs are really out there running around in the village setting it on fire and destroying buildings and you have to stop them actively or the village might get destroyed Which brings me to my next point you can actually fail the quest.

Instead of just reseting it to try again it will shift dynamicly to the next step in the chain of events. Like for example if you fail to save the village from the centaurs they will then set up shop there and then you have to regroup and try to take it back.

This is a good thing because it makes you feel like you can make a impact on the world instead of it always being static. It makes “Questing” a lot more energetic, fun and just less of a grind. They also have a traditional more linear “Questing” system but that one is what Arenanet call your personal story, which is the main questline basically.

The personal story is all about the player character and their adventures in Tyria. You get to play through the way you want to and the more you do and the more people you meet the more your Personal instance will change and adapt.

Your Personal instance is a player specific instance in the racial capital of you character that will change as your personal story progresses. The combat definitely kept me on my toes The reason being that about 90% of your abilities you can use while moving.

Also each class can heal itself and for the most part are responsible for their onw health, thats right no designated Tanks or Healers. I know what you thinking how can that possibly work ill tell you how, instead of just tanking on the spot and someone standing there healing you actually have to dodge the attacks and control the flow of enemies with conditions e.

g blind, cripple ect. Also because of this it makes you have to take notice of the world and its enemies. So if lets say a Ettin raises his club up for a slam attack you do not! just stand there you see he is going to do this and you can dodge it or use a skill that might nock him over or something like that.

It adds a element of skill that just standing in one spot does not do, you soon learn when the best times to dodge are. Your skills also change depending on which weapons/focuses you have in each hand.

The left side of the skill bar is for the first three skills and the last two next to them is for the item/weapon you have in you right hand. The last five skill slots are for you self heal and your utility skills and elite skill.

All the classes bar the Elementalist can quickly switch out between two sets of weapons on the go making it easier to adapt to different situations. The Elementalist can’t quickly switch between weapons because they already have four different elemental attunements that change their skills for their weapons so you might say instead of about ten skills between weapon sets the Elementalist has about twenty but changing attunements has a cool down so it can’t be spammed.

My overall impressions of Guild Wars 2 are that it is a great new fantasy world to enjoy and explore full of wonderful lore and depth that I know I will enjoy for years to come.

As I am such a fan of the first one, I had to get this one as soon as it was released. When I first started up the beta (way back when) I was apprehensive. But I shouldn’t have been. While there have been changes from the first game.

None of them have made the game unplayable as a solo game. The graphics are lovely and the quests can get repetitive at times but the big events shake things up and the outcome of them actually effects the world you’re playing in.

The checklist style system of exploring areas actually works very well (especially if you’re OCD like me). As with its predecessor it is free to play. No monthly fees. You pay one time and can play to your hearts content.

There are bonuses and such you can get in the game store if you want to invest more money but they aren’t necessary to enjoy the game. Just a really well thought out game from all aspects. Also! An expansion, Heart of Thorns, which adds new realms and a new character class was released at the end of October so there’s tons of new content available for players old and new.

Do NOT buy this game! We bought the game thinking we could play it on our PC. It is the PC version, after all. But it turns out that the game won’t work unless you also buy the gamepass, which is currently $10 per month.

I thought it was a one-and-done purchase, but it is not. That is not explained in the game description. I can’t rate the game because we haven’t played it since I don’t want to buy the gamepass subscription.

Note that since it is a digital purchase, it can’t be returned or refunded.

It’s Halo! What else can you say for a 20-year-old franchise. A must have for fans who want to play it on currently live servers. I got the physical disk version. The installation was enormous in time and hard drive space.

But you still need to keep the disc in the drive since it acts as the game key. I recommend you go straight to digital if you want to play without the disc. If you take the Series S with you while traveling, digital is necessary!.

Am I even worthy to review one of the greatest franchises ever? There is no gamer out there that doesn’t know of the Halo series; it spans literal generations now. The MCC (Master Chief Collection) brings it all together in one nice package, and can be played on console or PC (included with Game Pass), and provides updated graphics for the earlier Halo games.

Some PC users may experience anti-cheat errors, and this is usually caused by antivirus software or firewall settings.

Cant drive the AT-AT freely still. Vehicles are only for one person. Cant have a buddy hop on a vehicle and control other parts of the vehicle. Interface and gunplay is weird and clumsy. I dont understand why DICE didnt transfer the great gunplay, user interface, squad features, and vehicle gameplay from BF1 and reskinned it Star Wars.

You would think the actual developers of Battlefield would make a better Battlefront than Pandemic. But it is not so.

Star Wars BattleFront 2 has pretty good gameplay and multiplayer. However I was mostly interested in just the campaign and I found it to be a very depressing story. I was so upset that I traded it in the next day for very little store credit.

Let’s just say it further fueled my extreme hatred of the sequels. If you are a fan who shares my views regarding the sequels and are mostly interested in the story then I don’t recommend this game. But if your just interested in multiplayer then you will probably like it.

It bums me out so much to write this, but this game is just not good. There has been a huge uproar about loot boxes and micro-transactions, and I’d say rightfully so, but even past that there are so many buggy and broken things in this game.

The first Battlefront was a solid game that was fun but flawed, and was a great springboard for EA to fix the errors, add on cool new stuff and refine gameplay. This feels like a step backward in almost every single way sadly.

The multiplayer system is skewed regardless of pay to win or not in favor of anyone who either A: has excess time to devote obscene hours to playing or B: Had the early release to devote time and level up or C: As just naturally better at this game.

While you’d certainly expect these players to have higher numbers and be somewhat dominant. The system in place makes these players keep getting better and stronger exponentially faster than the majority of players, and they are given the tools and access to super characters every match to just absolutely ransack everyone else and keep those other players from advancing at an enjoyable rate.

You see the drastic disparity every match in the stats. Outside of that, the Hero system is a HUGE step back, most of them play like tanks with miserable play control. The game is just generally buggy and glitchy.

It’s beyond slow to load and find matches, the downtime feels like it’s almost as much as the up time playing. The graphics, while 99% of the time are beautiful, do have moments where you have to do a double take when you see an effect so bad it looks like something from the early 2000’s.

The matches themselves and level designs aren’t as fun, and you spawn frustratingly far from the action every time. Lastly the campaign. Part of me loved parts of it, but generally it was a huge letdown.

The story had interesting moments but not a lot of clarity and a huge cliffhanger. The hero levels were just awful, particularly the Luke level from gameplay to design. And then just the general gameplay.

It was uninspired, boring, repetitive and enemies were unflinching laser blast sponges unless you land a headshot. Just a huge bummer for something I was so looking forward to. I’d love to trade it in for something else right now, but will have to wait till mid December for the free DLC that resolves the cliffhanger since I’ve invested this much time into it so far.

As much as I’d really love to, I just couldn’t recommend this to anyone as it stands, just way to flawed.

One of the best parts of Rogue One was the very ending when Darth Vader was unleashed on the poor Rebels who were trying to escape with the Death Star’s plans. It was almost a tip of the hat from the director to Battlefront II players who have played the Tantive IV scenario! My wife was pretty sceptical about playing XBox (boy stuff) at least until me and my sons forced her to play.

She was hooked almost immediately! She still squeals when Darth Vader appears from nearly no where and swings his lightsaber at her! This game brings back a lot of fun memories from when my sons, now teens, were little boys.

The game itself is a blast to play too. Plenty of interesting characters, interesting playing “boards”, and fascinating battles to try out. I still think the graphics are amazing and the game play is both fun and intuitive.

This game is well worth every penny you’ve spent on it. Heck, I’m on my FOURTH copy!.

The Force is Calling You!, Have You always wanted to command you own army and take over planets?, when you whats the films, do you think ” it’d be cool to rule the galaxies controlling a huge army!”?.

Then this is the game for you!, Controll a huge army of you fave factions from all 6 films as you battle you way on famous locations for controll over the galaxy. Capture posts, dominate maps, wipe out fleets in space!, the battle is what you make of it.

Game features include: 2 player vs (split screen) Exclusive play as your fave characters: Mace Windu, Ki-Adi-Mundi, Vader, Luke, Jango fett, Obi Wan, Aalya Secura, Maul, Sidious, Yoda, General Grievous and many more.

4 factions to choose: Empire (stormtroopers) Rebellion Republic (clones) Trade Fedaration (the droid armies) Locations/Planets: Polis masa, Mustafar, Mygeeto, Geonosis, Utapau, Jabba’s palace etc. Space: controll V wings, Jedi fighters, bombers, gunships etc.

Xbox Live: (CANNOT USE) The force has spoken, Do you have what it takes to master the galaxy? Recommendations: This game is suitable for any fan or just for those who are not fans but have seen or watched the films.

its fun, challenging and easy to play. Character knowledge is not needed as the characters fight the same. Note: I’ve heard xbox live is no longer availible, so for those who want it just for a normal xbox for online features, chances are it won’t work.

The new Star Wars battlefront 2 uses the proven favorite pay-to-win system. No hunt mode, most features arent local co-op, but Im here to talk about the original. This game is from a less greedy time and seems to use the philosophy that if your company makes large, group play, and most importantly fun games, costumers will keep coming back.

This doesnt work if one game is WAY better than the rest, in this case not just of the series but the genre entirely. This game is very much limited by the hardware, but you cant feel it. Space battles feel truly epic, galactic conquest feels like a soldier bulging an empire, and hunt makes for hilarious couch conversation.

So I wont be coming back to this company Ill be coming back to THIS game. If you want to be a wampa fending off an entire rebel force or fighting as and alongside the Ewoks of Endor, tis will play out a lot more smoothly than youd expect.

I got this game mainly for the story before Halo Infinite comes out but played good. If you liked Halo Wars 1, you’ll probably like this also I think Halo Wars 1 had a better campaign. Didn’t play the multiplayer.

This is a good product that works well and I had no issues with it. I recommend it to anyone that enjoys playing this type of game rather is console or pc.

I love this game. I gave away my Xbox, but had to get this for my PC. Going to get my dad a copy, once he figures out how to play Halo Wars 1