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Catherine Lewis

After a chaotic launch, Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection devs admit "critical errors" were made as it works to address multiplayer issues and "increase network stability"

A screenshot from Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection.

Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection developer Aspyr has released a statement acknowledging the major issues that the game collection has been facing since it launched yesterday, promising that improvements to network stability are on the way. 

In case you missed it, numerous players reported that at the game collection's launch, it was nearly impossible to play the multiplayer modes, with PC players struggling to grab one of just 192 spaces spread across three available servers. Some claimed that, for a time, there were no servers available at all for Star Wars: Battlefront 1, making playing online in the 2004 re-release a distant dream. Although more servers became available within the hours after this, the damage was done, and Steam reviewers claimed that even when they were finally able to connect, the multiplayer experience was still very shaky.

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