During its Game Developers Conference a few hours ago, Sony finally shared more details on its PlayStation VR headset, including release window and final price. The Japanese company has also revealed some of the titles that will be released for the headset, including the new version of the latest game based on the Star Wars franchise.
During the Sony GDC 2016 conference, Sony Computer Entertainment CEO Andrew House has confirmed that Star Wars Battlefront VR will be coming exclusively to PlayStation VR. The game, which is currently in development by DICE, will be a Star Wars Battlefront gaming experience like nothing else. No footage has been shown, unfortunately, but the idea of experiencing Star Wars Battlefront in VR has definitely got all fans of the franchise excited.
This will be a Star Wars Battlefront gaming experience like nothing else, where players can transport themselves to a galaxy far, far away.
Star Wars Battlefront has been released on PC and consoles a few months ago, and DICE has been adding free content to the game with a couple of updates. Just one week ago, a new short Star Wars Battlefront trailer has been shared online, confirming that a new mode called Hutt Contracts will be added to the game in the future.
Star Wars Battlefront is also going to receive its first DLC pack, called Outer Rim, soon. The pack will include two new heroes, Greedo and Nien Numb, new maps , an increased level cap and much more.
Star Wars Battlefront VR is currently in development for PlayStation VR, and a final release date has yet to be confirmed. More on the game will surely come in soon, so stay tuned for all the latest news on the upcoming Star Wars VR experience.
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