The times that the two betas go live will be different, for whatever reason. Should you live outside of these time zones, try converting to your region of the world using a time zone converter.
You should also be able to pre-order the game from each of those stores if you want to get in on October 4 instead of October 6. Bill, who is also known as Rumpo, is a lifelong gamer and Toronto Maple Leafs fan. He is known for his guide writing and, unsettlingly enough, enjoys grinding out in-depth collectible articles. A beta for Battlefront wasn't the only piece of news EA had to share today.
The publisher also announced the Battlefront 'Companion' experience. One pillar of this is a 'strategic card game' called Base Command. When the beta starts, you can play this game on the Battlefront website and earn credits that will unlock things like Star Cards, weapons 'and more' in Battlefront itself.
The Battlefront Companion experience also lets players track their in-game stats and progression, customize loadouts and appearance, and catch up with friends and compare stats. In addition to its presence on the website, the Battlefront Companion will be available for iOS and Android devices. Got a news tip or want to contact us directly?
One thing we can confirm after further testing is that both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions do run the split-screen component at full p, with DICE effectively trading frame-rate for resolution - so a x resolution per player window is confirmed. Original Story: Along with a select few, we've managed to acquire early access to the Star Wars: Battlefront PS4 beta ahead of its official release on October 8th. With several gameplay sessions captured, we're now able to compare the console version's performance and visual make-up against the PC build we played a couple of weeks back in Stockholm.
To cut to the chase, the PS4 game runs at a x native resolution, falling into line with DICE's previous work on the console. It means there is an upscale on the image, but for the most part its post-process anti-aliasing does a decent enough job in keeping the image clean.
As for performance, the game targets 60fps and hits this number for the most part. Running across the tundra of the Assault Walker stage, it feels buttery smooth at this refresh, with no noticeable drops. However, the PS4 beta starts to struggle once we get into the final third of this match-up, with the encroaching AT-AT vehicles forcing rebels into an interior base. Alpha effects-work cranks up a gear as the two sides clash around this spot, and we get repeated 50fps drops as grenades or missile strikes crash down too.
On a positive note, this interior area also struggled in Star Wars Battlefront's pre-alpha build, as shown at E3 earlier this year. The good news is that where we once saw regular drops to 40fps and below, the worst we see in this latest beta build is a more solid 50fps.
Even in controlling giant AT-AT vehicles with the full chaos of the map in view, gameplay sticks between fps in this latest beta build. It's fair to say these fluctuations to 50fps are felt when they kick in - a stutter sensation that's a real distraction as the Walker Assault map reaches its climax.
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