Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron Review

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Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron Review

Post by Steve Farrelly @ 03:26pm 20/11/09 | 0 Comments

Not forgetting the handheld market amidst this big PC and console game explosion, James Cottee took a look at a condensed version of the popular Star Wars Battlefront series, shrunk down and delivered on Nintendo's DS dual-screen handheld.

Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron has made a name for itself as a benchmark PSP outing, but good business is where you find it, and the DS is the biggest business of all. So we're left with a compromised action game that still does some things right, despite hardware and space limitations.

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