Watching companies like EA bring classic series back to life makes me wish my favorite game series would just STAY retired, sometimes.

After watching my favorite 3D open world platformer duo building cars and racing, AOE turned into a F2P, and one of my other favorite open world 3D platformers turned into one of those "toys as DLC" games I...I... *Sniff* I need a moment.

I thought the force sensitive heroes in the last entry handled terribly. Only one that was worth anything was Darth Maul. Here's hoping they have a better control scheme after ten years and a few Force Unleashed games.

I really hope it's good (and finished), because if it is, considering it'll be coming out just before "The Force Awakens", it'll make a KILLING in sales. So many people, gamers and non gamers (casual) alike are super excited for the movie, so I can see broad appeal if done well.

I could live with a BF5 Clone, But I think they will mix in elements from Titanfall

You do not know the power of EA's dark side....

Do we know anything about the budget on this game?

Well, LucasArts was barely getting by. EA was behind the SWTOR budget and 1313 was a pipe dream. The existence of which was most likely being used to generate buzz for the upcoming sale to Disney at the time, but that's just my opinion.

As for Disney, well they like their quick cash-ins, we'll see if actually push for real quality. They certainly can't be any worse that the pre-Disney LucasArts.

Lots of resources does not make good games, if anything history shows the opposite mostly.

The Battlefront games were already very similar to Battlefield anyway. The very first time i played Battlefront 2 i automatically thought of Battlefield 2.

Capturing control points, every time someone dies the team loses "tickets", the more control points you earn, the faster the enemy's tickets drain, etc.

I dont know if you ever played Battlefield 2 or not, but the only real significant difference was that Battlefront let you switch between 1st and 3rd person views.