When comparing Star Wars: Battlefront vs Moto GP 15, the Slant community recommends Moto GP 15 for most people. In the question“What are the best split-screen PS4 games?” Moto GP 15 is ranked 51st while Star Wars: Battlefront is ranked 57th. The most important reason people chose Moto GP 15 is:
Moto GP 15 features teams and their riders from the previous three MotoGP games, as well as the bikes they use. This means there are plenty of options available for the players to pick from and customize.
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Pros
Pro Fun team-based combat
Battlefront has fast-paced action and large scale battles between The Empire and the Rebels. There's a lot of shooting involved, so expect to see a flurry of laser beams overhead constantly.
Most of the battles involve taking or holding a location from the opposing side. You can move around on foot or jump using your jetpack, which is useful for scaling walls and hills. You can enter various vehicles such as the AT-AT walker, which makes for great fun.
When you die, you'll respawn after a short delay. This causes it to become a tug-of-war where one side slowly overpowers the other.
Pro Recreates many beautiful movie-like locations
Fight against the Empire or the Rebels in beautiful locations from the films, and visited and recreated by the developers: Hoth, Jakku, Endor and Tatooine.
Pro Split-screen co-op
During a current trend to leave out this feature, Battlefront includes local co-op where you and a friend can fight off waves of imperial troops and walkers. This mode is also available online as well.
Pro Iconic Star Wars characters featured
Play as favorite classic Star Wars characters. Luke, Han, Leia, Boba Fett, Darth Vader and the Emperor are all there.
Pro Gameplay is similar to the original games
The gameplay of Battlefront follows closely with the style of the original games, with fast-paced action and large scale battles for the fate of the galaxy.
Pro Huge selection of teams and bikes
Moto GP 15 features teams and their riders from the previous three MotoGP games, as well as the bikes they use. This means there are plenty of options available for the players to pick from and customize.
Pro Good handling that is a mash up of arcade and simulation
The racing in the game strikes a good balance between arcade and simulation gameplay. The steering is not too difficult to master, making the game more accessible.
Cons
Con No campaign
There is no single-player campaign; and it seems there never will be. No rich story to go with our current generation Star Wars shooter. Only limited Co-op missions fighting off waves of enemies.
Con Expensive season pass
While some DLC has been free so far, like the Battle of Jakku; EA and DICE set a pricy amount of $50 for the season pass, bringing the total cost to over $100 just to purchase the game and season pass at face value.
Con There have been better bike racing games made
While Moto GP 15 can hold its own, there have been better versions before, including PSP titles.