Star Wars: Squadrons Adds HOTAS Support on Consoles

PS4 and Xbox One players can look forward to a much more immersive experience.

Posted By | On 13th, Sep. 2020

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Star Wars: Squadrons releases in less than a month from now, and it’s offering something that Star Wars games haven’t offered in a very long time, thanks to its complete focus on immersing players in its space combat action. Developers Motive Studios have talked plenty about how they’re doing all they can to ensure that the experience feels as authentic as possible, and recently, they made another announcement to that effect.

Creative director Ian Frazier recently took to Twitter to confirm that Star Wars: Squadrons will be getting HOTAS (hands-on-throttle-and-stick) support on the PS4 and Xbox One in a patc that will be live the moment the game releases. Support for HOTAS peripherals had already been confirmed for the game’s PC version.

Star Wars: Squadrons, which recently went gold, will be available on October 2 for PS4, Xbox One, and PC, with EA confirming that there will be no microtransactions in the game.


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