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Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron will hit store shelves everywhere this fall, LucasArts announced yesterday. In development for the PSP at U.K.-based Rebellion, Renegade Squadron offers new battles and missions as well as extensive customization options. You can also team up or compete against friends online.

Renegade Squadron tells the story of “a ragtag ensemble of battle-hardened rogues and scoundrels” assembled by Han Solo. Gathered to execute secret operations in the Rebel Alliance’s war against the Galactic Empire, the Renegade Squadron participates in battles spanning the galaxy. From the Valley of the Sith on Korriban to a dogfight in space through the remains of Alderaan, Solo directs the team on missions of sabotage, rescue and retrieval.

In Renegade Squadron, customization options that enable you to choose your own weapons, equipment and abilities replace the class system seen in previous Star Wars Battlefront titles. The game also allows up to 16 players to compete against each other over the Internet and eight via the PSP’s ad-hoc wireless connection.

More at starwarsbattlefront.com.

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