Star Wars Battlefront Reveal Trailer Coming April 17

By Alex Osborn

Just a couple weeks ago, we learned that Star Wars Battlefront would be making its grand debut at this year's Star Wars Celebration in April. Now we know exactly when the reveal trailer for the game will air.

On April 17 at 10:30am PT, DICE will pull back the curtain on its highly anticipated shooter, which is set to release later this year. As detailed on the official EA Star Wars website: 

It has been hard to keep these secrets from the community, but we’re excited to announce that we will be hosting a panel at Celebration on April 17th, kicking off at 10:30AM PT, where we will debut the official reveal trailer for Star Wars Battlefront. Make sure to get to the show early to secure your seat. But that is not all… All attendees will have a chance to see gameplay behind closed doors during the show at our official booth along with a few other activities starting that Friday.

Are you eagerly anticipating the release of Star Wars Battlefront? Do you have confidence in DICE to deliver a quality multiplayer experience at launch?

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