5 Changes We Should Be Seeing in Titanfall 2

Giant sword-wielding robots are a great start, but there is a lot more that Titanfall 2 can do.
Titanfall 2, EA, announcement

Titanfall 2, EA, announcement

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Now that the Titanfall 2 teaser trailer has confirmed that we will indeed be receiving a sequel to the 2014 first-person-shooter, it is time to gather around the hype fire and bask in its warmth.

Of course, the brightest hype fires benefit from being tempered from time to time and, in the case of Titanfall 2, that means discussing the flaws of the first game. While Titanfall did quite a few things well, it also fell short in critical areas that ultimately shortened the game’s shelf life. It was a fairly ambitious take on freshening up the genre but ultimately felt like a prelude to something greater.

So to help make sure that Titanfall 2 is that something greater, let’s take a look at the five improvements it must make to ensure that it is everything it can be.


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