
He then is forced to confront his brother on Mustafar where X1 is attempting to create a clone army of his own. After the Battle of Endor, X2 has finally become a Jedi Knight and crafted his own lightsaber while X1 has become a Dark Jedi. X2 eventually joins the Rebellion and helps in the fight against the Empire through the Galactic Civil War. However X1, who has remained loyal to the Empire, tracks them down and kills Falon and leaves X2 for dead. However, X2 has a crisis of conscience and abandons the Clone Army, finding his and X1's "Father," Jedi Master Falon Grey, and helping the early Rebellion. The two serve throughout the Clone Wars up until the Battle of Cato Neimoidia when Order 66 is issued and the two brothers are forced to kill him. The plot of Elite Squadron focuses on two unique clones in the Grand Army of the Republic, a pair of force sensitive clones known as X1 and X2 who both train under the tutelage of Jedi Master Ferroda. Much of the released footage of what would've been Battlefront III features aspects that was carried over into Elite Squadron. Rebellion then tried to recover as much of the game's existing assets and plot and finish the story, only under the new title of Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron. As the story goes, Free Radical Design, the developer for Battlefront III had to abandon work on the game due to budgetary restraints, so development of the game was handed over to Rebellion Studios. However this would never materialize and instead a game for hand-held consoles, the Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable, was released: Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron. In the final decade of LucasFilm's independence, there was much hopeful talk of a third entry into the critically acclaimed Star Wars Battlefront series.


Platform: PlayStation Portable, Nintendo DS
