Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection Launches for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and PC in March

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The will bring both of Pandemic Studios' 2000s-era games to modern devices on March 14, 2024, to celebrate the series' 20th anniversary. While the restoration by Aspyr will see maps and characters that will be debuting on some platforms for the first time, it is missing a popular feature in most modern multiplayer games.

An Aspyr support agent has confirmed that Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection will not feature crossplay once it launches on March 14. While fans had already worried this was the case after the feature was not mentioned in Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection's initial reveal, this is the final nail in the coffin for cross-platform friends who had hoped to enjoy the throwback game together.

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Star Wars Battlefront fans suspect that the version of Battlefront 2 in the Classic Collection is using a popular fan-made mod for Asajj Ventress from iamashaymin.

For so many gamers of a certain age, the debut trailer for Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection, unveiled during the recent Nintendo Direct, rekindled memories of hours spent fighting as soldiers in the Rebel Alliance and Galactic Empire on the likes of Endor and Hoth in the mid-2000s. But for one modder, it rekindled an altogether different memory: of their own mod.

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The Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection file size has been confirmed at 25.4GB for the Nintendo Switch. Set to launch on March 14, 2024, the original Star Wars: Battlefront games are returning in a collection that aims to deliver the nostalgic thrill of these classic gaming experiences along with additional content for various platforms.

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The has been announced, bringing both of Pandemic Studios' 2000s-era games to modern devices to celebrate the series' 20th anniversary, complete with restored maps and characters that will be debuting on some platforms for the first time. The collection has been restored by Aspyr, the studio behind many previous remasters and ports such as, as well as the recent collection and will be a multi-platform release, coming to Steam, Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch.