It's quite clear which one was meant to win. You can choose to play as the Gungans, who have (surprisingly ineffective) EMP Grenades (the 'boomers' from the first movie), or you can choose to play as Super Battle Droids, with rocket launchers and fast-firing blasters. Finally, you're tasked with doing an end-zone run with a targeting beacon across a massive field serving as the rebels' last stand, dodging blaster fire before hunkering down and protecting the beacon with your life until a Star Destroyer can call down an airstrike and blow up the rebel transport, stranding them at the mercy of the 501st and a Dark Lord of the Sith. When you're finally forced out of the war machine to fight on foot, you claim the hanger and the game poses a simple yes-or-no question: 'Play as Darth Vader?' Cue things getting that much worse for the already-crumbling rebels. It's the Empire's finest moment in the original trilogy, and only fitting that it serves as the climax of the campaign: from the very beginning you're raining death down on the hapless rebel scum in a lumbering AT-AT, tearing through their defenses like paper as they can do little but flee from you. This game fixes this by crediting both the pilot and gunner for the kill, acknowledging that taking out an AT-AT with tow-cable is supposed to be a team effort.

In the first game, if you took out an AT-AT on Hoth using the Snowspeeder's tow-cable, the game's achievement system would only credit the gunner for the kill and not the pilot (who basically has the job of completing the kill with this method).

Battlefront 2 tow cable