With regard to the availability of the remastered “Super Star Wars” game for PS4, Christian Post has revealed that it is for the first time that the original classic 16-bit game has been launched on any other platform besides Nintendo consoles. No celebrity has come forward about being paid or have posted anything positive about Star Wars: Battlefront.
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That’s according to the Player Stats Network, a website which chronicles the user figures of EA’s biggest games.
It’s not unusual for high-profile celebrities to receive endorsements from companies to say good thinks about their products, whether you agree with this or not, so it comes as a bit of a surprise that Breaking Bejamin frontman has made a decision to throw a bit of a hissyfit for being asked to promote Star Wars Battlefront.
A tremendous musical score and immersive sound effects can transform a good game into a great one, and Battlefront has had the honour of a top class soundtrack smothered all over it. a few of the music is obviously pulled straight from the brain of the legendary John Williams, but a lot of credit must be diverted to an unsung hero. Not only that though but with EA having already confirmed that Battlefront will get at least one sequel, it’s even a possibility that Sony will try to secure the game as a PS4 exclusive, using Battlefront’s PlayStation popularity as leverage.
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Gordy Haab was handed the thankless task of doing the unthinkable: matching Williams’ Star Wars sounds.
