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| | Star Wars: Battlefront review for the PS2 |
 | | The droids get the Droideka rolling assault-bot and rebels get durable Wookie smugglers, while the Republic and Empire forces may access different brands of jet-pack soldier. |
 | | For example, the Droideka can move to a position at a relatively high speed, then stop, turn on its shields, and let loose with its cannons. |
 | | The Empire jet-pack soldier, by contrast, is like a human flea: he can bounce into a fight, deliver some thermal detonators, and then boost clear. |
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