Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron was exclusive to which handheld?

Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron was exclusive to the PlayStation Portable. It was designed specifically for Sony’s handheld and became the first handheld-exclusive entry in the Battlefront series.

LucasArts announced the game in 2007 and selected Rebellion Developments, a studio with prior PSP experience. Renegade Squadron launched in North America on October 9, 2007, followed by releases in Australia and Europe. It was also included in a PSP bundle featuring the redesigned white handheld with Darth Vader artwork, helping connect the game to Sony’s hardware promotion.

The game follows a covert Rebel Alliance unit formed by Han Solo before the Battle of Yavin. Its campaign continues through the Battle of Endor, while multiplayer supports local ad-hoc and online infrastructure modes. A major feature is character customization: instead of selecting only fixed classes, players can adjust weapons, appearance, and attributes. The Nintendo DS and PlayStation Vita are common mix-ups, but neither received this title. The later Battlefront: Elite Squadron was released for both PSP and Nintendo DS, which may cause the confusion.