Knights of the Old Republic
As we revealed back in October of last year, a sequel to Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is underway at new developer Obsidian, with BioWare passing the high-profile torch to its favoured partner.
The news, which is to be finalised in a US gaming magazine next month, cements gossip that a new game in the beloved RPG series is well into development, enough so to already be in fully playable form.
From what we were told last year, KOTOR 2 will be set years after the original game, and will feature an entirely new cast of characters, though the basic play mechanic of the original will remain unchanged.
Expect shots and further info shortly, as well as KOTOR 2 making a significant splash at this May's E3 in Los Angeles.
The news, which is to be finalised in a US gaming magazine next month, cements gossip that a new game in the beloved RPG series is well into development, enough so to already be in fully playable form.
From what we were told last year, KOTOR 2 will be set years after the original game, and will feature an entirely new cast of characters, though the basic play mechanic of the original will remain unchanged.
Expect shots and further info shortly, as well as KOTOR 2 making a significant splash at this May's E3 in Los Angeles.
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auzdafluff 22 Mar 2004 11:57
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Hmmm... I wonder if they will include an option to configure they way the galaxy was left after the first game? You know, as in, if you were bad, the consequences will set how the game is...
IntelloJello 22 Mar 2004 13:01
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Ben Furfie wrote:
>Hmmm... I wonder if they will include an option
>to configure they way the galaxy was left after
>the first game? You know, as in, if you were bad,
>the consequences will set how the game is...
Yah, they should have a closer look at that kind of stuff. Given the hours poured into the original, the endings were a bit s**tty - seemed rushed which is a shame.
If they are going to make a game which concentrates on light/dark, what you so should play out to the end!
>Hmmm... I wonder if they will include an option
>to configure they way the galaxy was left after
>the first game? You know, as in, if you were bad,
>the consequences will set how the game is...
Yah, they should have a closer look at that kind of stuff. Given the hours poured into the original, the endings were a bit s**tty - seemed rushed which is a shame.
If they are going to make a game which concentrates on light/dark, what you so should play out to the end!