As a result, the game’s system requirements are relatively modest: it calls for a 1GHz G4 with OS X 10.3.6 and a 64MB video system or better. It also gives you plenty of options for adjusting the visual effect to match the capabilities of your hardware. It comes complete with the familiar John Williams movie scores and lots of chatter from other soldiers over intercoms. Aspyr deserves credit for making this game cross-platform multiplayer compatible, even if it’s a bit limited. Mac users can square off each other over the Internet using GameRanger, and multiplatform gameplay is supported if you can exchange TCP/IP addresses with your PC opponents, or if you’re playing on the same Local Area Network (LAN). As fun as that is, though, the meat of a game like Star Wars: Battlefront is its multiplayer capabilities. You can play by yourself following a single player campaign system, or use a skirmish option that lets you square off against computer-controlled players.