History VideoGame / StarWarsBattlefront2015

** In fact there seem to be alot of seldom seen creatures from the old EU, on Tatooine there are Trooshti, Profogg, Rock Beetles, rock warts and (using binocular) Bonegnawers. The Endor map shows Humming Peepers, Geejaw, and Lantern birds.

** On one of the endor stages, there appears to be a creature that look like Temptor from Caravan of Courage (Whether it is a temptor has yet to be confirmed.

** As it turns out, blaster fire for virtually all weapons has a degree of randomness (a design choice to duplicate how blaster fire went all over the place in the movies). This means that even if you have a clear shot at an enemy, there's a good chance the shot will go awry.

* CanonImmigrant: This game brought back the Shadow Troopers (Stormtroopers dressed in black versions of their armour, most notably seen in Force Unleashed.)

* UselessUsefulSpell: Imperials can use the anti-vehicle power up. The Rebels don't have vehicles (other than on Endor, but those Speeder Bikes are a massive ScrappyMechanic).

* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: The loss of a single player campaign (the 501st Campaign from Battlefront II) and various modes like Galactic Conquest or Quick Action in favour of an increased focus on the multiplayer didn't go down well with some fans.

* CanonImmigrant: This game brought back Shadow Trooper (The one that appear in force unleash just for clarification.)

* BrokenBase: hoo boy. There are those who accept Battlefront for what it is- namely, an online-focused shooter with emphasis on graphics and ease of use over a high degree of depth. And there are those who are outraged that a predominantly single-player experience has been hijacked to cash in on the name "Battlefront", with EA's other tricks showing to boot- namely, an expensive season pass and heavy focus on downloadable content. And this is without getting into the whole "Nerf grenades!" "No way, I can't get kills otherwise!" crowd. And that doesn't even ''touch'' the "Play the objective" versus "I want a high kill / death ratio" groups.

* BrokenBase: hoo boy. There are those who accept Battlefront for what it is- namely, an online-focused shooter with emphasis on graphics and ease of use over shift degree of depth. And there are those who are outraged that a predominantly single-player experience has been hijacked to cash in on the name "Battlefront", with EA's other tricks showing to boot- namely, an expensive season pass and heavy focus on downloadable content. And this is without getting into the whole "Nerf grenades!" "No way, I can't get kills otherwise!" crowd. And that doesn't even ''touch'' the "Play the objective" versus "I want a high kill / death ratio" groups.

** SceneryGorn: Along with detailed explosions, fighters crashing or being shot down, AT-ATs being destroyed, and more.

* NumberedSequel: Averted. This makes sense, given the SequelGap (a full ten years) and the whole ''Legends'' edict basically making the first two games non-canon.

** [[BadassPrincess Princess]] [[LadyOfWar Leia]] herself has recently been announced as a playable Hero, alongside Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Darth Vader, and other famous characters.

** Further evidenced by the female A-Wing pilot in the Fighter Squadron trailer, who takes out a TIE fighter she's been chasing. However, she nearly gets shot down by a TIE Interceptor and only survives thanks to the timely rescue of the ''Millennium Falcon''.

** [[BadassPrincess Princess]] [[LadyOfWar Leia]] herself has recently been announced as a playable Hero, alongside, Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, Darth Vader, and other famous characters.

'''''Star Wars Battlefront''''' is an action first- and third-person shooter video game based on the ''Franchise/StarWars'' franchise. The third major release in the ''VideoGame/StarWarsBattlefront'' series, it is being developed by EA DICE and will be published by Creator/ElectronicArts. Despite this, it is not considered a sequel to the previous games, but rather a [[ContinuityReboot reboot]]. It is released for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One in November 2015.