Sadly, neither the Xbox One nor PS4 support this technology. This allows for every single nuance in sound to be heard, allowing the listener to correctly discern the direction of different sounds.

The PC version of Battlefront will be using Dolby Atmos, an audio technology which utilizes more than a hundred audio tracks to create an encompassing shell around the listener. Ignore for the fact the authenticity of the blaster sounds – think about how truly cinematic it felt, like you were actually present in this battle on Endor. The potential of Frostbite has been seemingly squandered after Battlefield 3.' 'With the visuals, we're excited to see DICE finally throwing off the shackles of previous generation hardware and making Star Wars: Battlefront exclusive to the PS4, Xbox One and PC. Though there is certainly a difference between “in-engine” and “in-game”, DICE has promised that the actual gameplay will be similar to this. It seems impossible but just flows across so naturally (the final game ended up looking even better than that but that’s another story). That particular term has a wealth of different meanings but its impact, especially in relation to what was shown, is akin to seeing the E3 2005 CG trailer for Killzone 2. The first obvious disclaimer that DICE provided was that this was “game engine” footage. Of course, there is a game in all that shiny detail and we have plenty to say about it. That sense of amazement, where cinema and gaming literally meld into one medium, seemingly hasn’t been experienced in a long, long time.

Everything from the music to the atmosphere and overall sense of movement felt inherently cinematic but more importantly, it was Star Wars. It comes off of the amazing second trailer for Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens and honestly, DICE couldn’t have set the tone for its trailer any better. The trailer for DICE’s Star Wars: Battlefront finally premièred, both for Star Wars Celebration attendees and internet viewers.

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