The Celebration Edition retails at $39.99 or you can update your already owned game for $24.99. However, the troubled game has gone through a number of price decreases over the last couple of years, hovering around $20 retail for the standard version of the game. Is it Worth Buying?īattlefront II is in a much better place than when it was released- even IGN was complimentary of the current version. But ripping Darth Maul as Luke Skywalker in his stylish Yavin Celebration gold jacket just feels right. Of course, none of this affects the gameplay itself. This rereleased version also comes with the most recent updates, including the recently released The Rise of Skywalker content, and additional forthcoming updates. With the Celebration Edition, you get 25 appearances, including six legendary 6 for heroes, 125 skins for troopers and reinforcements, over 100 emotes and voice lines, and over 70 victory poses. For new players, that’s quite a bit of a grind to get the appearances you want. Easy enough right? The only hangup is that legendary or epic tiered appearances cost 40,000 and 80,000 credits respectively. Credits are awarded by playing the game in any mode. Many heroes have additional appearances for which you spend in-game credits to purchase. Simply put-Battlefront II Celebration Edition is a way to get cosmetics for characters without having to grind with gameplay.
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