Gameplay: With some good things from the first, and some new things (space battles, playable heroes/villians) and more, there is alot to see and do. With more heroes, more ships, more maps, more everything, there's a good amount to do here. Overall: Not much to say here, if you like Star Wars or the first game at all, you will probably like this game, if not look elsewhere for your action needs. Why not ask Bungie to try their net code? Just a thought.
Investigating alternate network code could also help improve the game as certain laggy experiences are killing the fun. Suggestions: With the 360 launch so close, an emulator could have been put out to make this game compatible with the 360. When you play this game, you will feel as if you are there in the SW universe. Sound: The sounds are all ripped from the movies so they are pretty much accurate to the environment. It's not as clear as Halo and some of the newer games out, but it's on par for having great graphics for being one of the SW based games. there are still lags but for the most part, less than the first battlefront. Multiplayer wise, they could have improved the net code a bit. Not only do you do famous battles as seen in the movies, you do them inside a story which makes the whole experience a lot more meaningful than the original.
The campaign for BF2 is also many times better than the original. (That technique is new and one that I really enjoy.) The gameplay still feels the same, however you do get to pilot fighters and control guns on capital ships from a remote control room. Gameplay: Compared to the first game, there are some great improvements over the original. Overall, I would probably call this Battlefront 1.5.
Overall: Battlefront I was one of the cooler Star Wars games I've played, Battlefront II solved a lot of issues that Battlefront I had.
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