Star Wars: Squadrons Reviews [Oct 01, 2020, 11:23 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
With Star Wars: Squadrons set to launch tomorrow, the
PlayStation.Blog offers tips for new players. Also, reviews of the space
combat game are now emerging. Here's a roundup:
- Star Wars Squadrons impressions: A heavy asterisk at launch for PC players - Ars Technica.
- Star Wars: Squadrons Review – Roaring With Excitement - Game Informer.
- Star Wars: Squadrons review- "Turns idle daydreams into tangible experiences" - GamesRadar+.
- Star Wars: Squadrons Early Review Impressions – Single-Player Campaign - GameSpot.
- Star Wars: Squadrons Single-Player Review - IGN.
- Star Wars: Squadrons review: The perfect 2020s spin on a '90s fave - Mashable.
- Star Wars: Squadrons review in progress - PC Gamer.
- Star Wars: Squadrons review – I know a few manoeuvres - PCGamesN.
- Star Wars: Squadrons review: a new hope for Star Wars video games - Polygon.
- Star Wars: Squadrons review - It's not a trap - Shacknews.
- Star Wars Squadrons review: EA's smallest scale Star Wars title yet - but also its best - VG247.
Sure looks nice 
This guy's review came up when I did a search. Don't know the dude, but he doesn't come off like a shill. He covered a lot of the stuff I'm curious about in terms of the controls.
His vr setup is impressive and it looks like it would be an awesome experience to play like that. He has a throttle and stick controls which he says is great for immersion, but maybe not-so-great for dexterity compared to a mouse.
I smiled when he turned his head around in his cockpit you see the R2 unit sitting there in the back.
I don't recall him saying anything about motion sickness but he's obviously a well-worn enthusiast.
This guy's review came up when I did a search. Don't know the dude, but he doesn't come off like a shill. He covered a lot of the stuff I'm curious about in terms of the controls.
His vr setup is impressive and it looks like it would be an awesome experience to play like that. He has a throttle and stick controls which he says is great for immersion, but maybe not-so-great for dexterity compared to a mouse.
I smiled when he turned his head around in his cockpit you see the R2 unit sitting there in the back.
I don't recall him saying anything about motion sickness but he's obviously a well-worn enthusiast.
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