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This Enhanced Edition offers a more meaningful upgrade than other ports in the PSVR 2 launch line-up, which isn’t surprising. Long-term Star Wars fans will likely appreciate how ILMxLAB recreates the Black Spire Outpost from Disneyland, which is viewable from the Cantina in its full glory, Millennium Falcon and all. The controls feel natural and it’s still just as enjoyable destroying past space bandits as it was in 2020. Galaxy’s Edge remains incredibly polished on PSVR 2. Interactivity is admittedly basic but that doesn’t mean it isn’t fun. You’re also equipped with a multi-tool for accessing panels, used for opening doors or hefty supply boxes. Gameplay doesn’t diverge from traditional corridor shooters, killing space bandits to advance while crouching behind available cover. You can choose to fight these space bandits across the main campaign, encountering some familiar faces along the way, or you can experience three standalone adventures across the wider Star Wars universe by speaking to Seezelslak. I spent an hour exploring this rebuilt experience and, unsurprisingly, this remains unchanged from the original Galaxy’s Edge. I was limited to three areas during this preview Mubo’s Cargo Transport, Seezelslak’s Cantina and the Three Suns Overlook. You’re still playing a droid repair technician that crash lands on Batuu after escaping the Guavian Death Gang, a group you might recall from The Force Awakens. It shares that subtitle with Cities: VR – Enhanced Edition but Galaxy’s Edge doesn’t expand upon the original’s content in the same way as Fast Travel’s city sim. Following previous PSVR support for Vader Immortal and EA Motive’s Star Wars: Squadrons, Galaxy’s Edge now arrives on PSVR 2, bundling both parts within a new Enhanced Edition. It’s been two years since Star Wars: Tales From The Galaxy’s Edge first released, and alongside its DLC expansion Last Call, we enjoyed ILMxLAB’s VR FPS, praising its high production values and broader exploration of Star Wars in VR. Here’s our hands-on preview of this PSVR 2 launch game. Star Wars: Tales From The Galaxy’s Edge – Enhanced Edition on PlayStation VR2 brings a significant visual overhaul to the former Quest exclusive.

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