Star Wars: Battlefront created quite some noise since the alleged announcement of the game itself. With months away, the game is yet to please fans all over. Moreover, comparisons have been made to aid in the future of the game.

Some of the most noticeable attributes of the game is the graphic distribution which can be quite similar to the way that Battlefield was put on. However, there are claims that the gameplay itself will not be entirely identical to that of the Battlefield series, despite being a First-Person-Shooter at its own right. The game speed, moreover, may also be an issue, given that the game will be released on the next generation of consoles. More information about how the game is being gauged in IGN.

The split screen feature, as an additional note, was declared to be unavailable for the PC version. As many players would most likely attest to this, the decision stays as it is supposed to. That being said, the other platforms of the game will be able to enjoy the more advantageous views of the game. Another factor that makes the game interesting is the ability to be in third person during certain instances. Vg247 elaborates on the other features of Star Wars: Battlefront.

Honestly enough, it was acclaimed that the game is still currently being worked on. The speed, graphic quality, more properties to perhaps be changed and updated will be the priorities of the developers. The upgraded visual scaling of the game has drastically increased and fans can expect only the best in terms of on-screen improvement. Regardless of how much the game still has to be fixed, fans are yet to take note of the changes that are bound to be addressed before the release. Further discussions are tackled on by eurogamer.

The months may seem so long, but fear not, as Star Wars: Battlefront will hit the stores on November 17, 2015.