On Monday, EA released the first trailer for Star Wars: Squadrons (above). It looks to be the spiritual successor to Star Wars: Rogue Squadron in that players will get to pilot the various craft from the franchise. There are some…
On Monday, EA released the first trailer for Star Wars: Squadrons (above). It looks to be the spiritual successor to Star Wars: Rogue Squadron in that players will get to pilot the various craft from the franchise. There are some distinct differences, though. The most notable change is that Squadron will have VR support for all platforms. It will also have cross-play enabled, something that Sony has only recently begun allowing.
Venturebeat notes that the game will have a solo mode, but that EA will mainly focus on the multiplayer space and aerial combat at places like Yavin Prim and Galitan.
