It seems with every passing day there’s a new reason to be excited about Star Wars.
Sunday saw the arrival of a new, goosebumps-inducing TV spot featuring yet more new movie footage.
Now we’ve got a brand new live action trailer for the Star Wars: Battlefront video game that launches later this month.
The new commercial for the game, which is released on November 17, channels the spirit of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Just as the old Jedi master is reduced to a pile of clothes after being vanquished by Darth Vader in A New Hope, so are the folks leaving their every day lives join the Battlefront universe.
There’s even a guest appearance from actress Anna Kendrick who utters the immortal words: “
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After a brief smile, Miss Kendrick rematerialises within the middle of a battle, as we visit Hoth and Endor.
Are you more excited about Battlefront or The Force Awakens? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
You can check out the trailer in the video below.
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