With the upcoming Star Wars Battlefront reboot coming from EA later this year (and with it, even more Hoth battles), we take a look at how the greatest battle in all of Star Wars has been reimagined time and time again for an arcade or game console near you. AT-AT moments we see in the film - but a few add some interesting (and occasionally strange) twists to what has over time become a staple of Star Wars video games. Almost all put an emphasis on the Snowspeeder vs. Numerous video games have tried to capture that same magic in interactive form over the years, with varying levels of success. It's visually stunning, action-packed and it brings home everything Star Wars is about. They don't dare face the full might of the Empire head-on, and when they have to, they use unconventional methods (like tow cables) to bring down the Empire's mightiest weapons. The rebels are on the run, hiding on a hostile, remote world. In one segment, we see the struggle of the Rebel Alliance against the Empire play out in perfect form. But there's a reason Hoth is everybody's favorite battle: it's everything we love about Star Wars. Putting Hoth on a pedestal isn't perhaps all that significant, then, given the competition. The Battle of Geonosis features a whole lot of CGI cannon blasts. You could try to argue for other battles throughout the film franchise - the attack on the first Death Star features the saga's most memorable space battle.

There isn't a more iconic battle in all of Star Wars than the fight for the planet Hoth in Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.

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