After all, it was Battlefront that represents the first foray into the EA-Disney licencing deal that sees the publisher making triple-A Star Wars games for the next 10 years. If any new triple-A game deserves to explore its lore and characters, especially one with such a popular brand and with such a big budget, it's certainly Star Wars. There hasn't been a Star Wars game that looks and sounds so good. Taking the name and style of the original two Battlefront games by developer Pandemic Studios, DICE's new (read: rushed) take on the game opted not to build on the gameplay mechanics and progression systems of EA and developer DICE's popular Battlefield game series, while also neglecting to build a story campaign for the game in favor of its release date. The game still retailed at full price, however, but for what it's worth, Battlefront's production values are some of the best. 'Messed up' became a matter of perspective since it did big business. The new Star Wars: Battlefront successfully appealed to the widest possible demographic during the all-time high of Star Wars related buzz, but it may have lost quite a few gamers along the way to do so. Of course, the game went on to easily and quickly outsell its 13 million units target in just a few months so an incredible amount of money was made despite the lack of content and depth of the core game. Video game publisher Electronic Arts messed up the launch of Star Wars: Battlefront, admitting that they rushed it to coincide with the theatrical release date of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

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