On a more positive note, the developers have been able to successfully create one of the best 'Star Wars' games in a while. Tech Radar has stated in their review that 'microtransactions are a fundamental part of the game's progression system,' which is a red flag for most players. This is normally acceptable amongst avid video game players, as long as a particular game does not require players to make these purchases in order to progress in the game. These microtransactions come in the form of loot crates, which have in them randomly generated in-game features and items. However, EA seems to have made up for this by bombarding the game with microtransactions, which is something that critics are not very pleased about. In a report by Gamespot, the best news that fans may have received about 'Star Wars Battlefront II' so far is that all future downloadable content (DLC) will be given away for free to those who have purchased the base game, which to the annoyance of players, simply was not the case in the previous instalment. It is important to note that full reviews have not been released yet, but so far, critics have been pointing out some key negative points.

Given the hype that surrounds the game, it is not at all surprising that the developers, EA and Dice, have allowed other video game critics a chance to pre-review the game. The highly-anticipated video game, 'Star Wars Battlefront II' is just around the corner to the excitement of 'Star Wars' fans of the space opera themed universe. A screenshot from the Electronic Arts video game, 'Star Wars Battlefront II.'

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