Console gamers have almost as good of a price. Theirs is a drop to $29.99 at Best Buy for the PS4 and Xbox One versions. This matches the game's historic price low last seen 2 months ago.

The packs will cost $49.99 and break open to reveal a ton of content:

The trailer also showcases some of the classic hero units available. Sadly, those are limited to the non-co-op mode.

Take a look.

While players on PS4 and Xbox One can grab a friend and hop into the terrified boots of a Rebel agent facing off against endless waves of Imperials on a single console, PC players cannot. That's right, split-screen play is reserved for the console kids, while fans of the PC need multiple computers to get stuff done. No rationale was given for this decision, though if you and your couch co-op buddy jam primarily on the PC, I can see why you'd be pretty miffed.

In Battlefront's Survival Missions, you and a pal are stuck in a tough situation. Fifteen waves of Storm Troopers and AT-STs are out to get those two annoying rebels in some of the most familiar Star Wars locales. The trailer only showed two rebels teaming up to blast stormtroopers and waste AT-STs, but let's hope we'll be able to bring a cadre of our best buds to hold out against Battlefront's horde mode. After all, spending a hundred troopers, a bunch of ground vehicles, and a dang star destroyer trying to get two rebels seems like kind an cost/reward nightmare.

It's true that Electronic Arts has taken up the to bring us the latest installment in the Star Wars Battlefront series, having DICE develop the shooter using their absolutely beautiful game engine. This was revealed back during E3 2014, where we saw the first look of the game via a trailer. Now here in 2015, waiting patiently for any news regarding a release date, we instead found out that Xbox One owners will be able to access the game sooner than any other platform.