TBH & IMO, sad to see but I’m actually a bit relieved because i was worried about what a KOTOR remake (not port) from Aspyr would even look like.
TBH & IMO, sad to see but I’m actually a bit relieved because i was worried about what a KOTOR remake (not port) from Aspyr would even look like.
Lemmy is exhausting with everyone’s negativity and confident incorrectness.
I didn’t play the original KOTOR. I would love to play an updated version of it.
Ditto!
i played the originals, there both in my like top 20, and yes would absolutely love to play a remake, just not when that opportunity is given to a company only known for a few remasters (not remakes) /shitty ports, and little to no visible experience building a game from the ground up.
to be blunt Sony asking Aspyr was like asking a 4 star house painter from yelp to restore/remake the sistine chapel.
You can just play the original KOTOR? It’s still just as good as it was
no you can’t, the game is not working on win 10, and I’m having trouble getting it to work correctly on Linux too.
That’s kinda strange that it doesn’t work on win 10 for you. I haven’t had any problems running it on win 11, which is obviously not the same as 10 but I would imagine the compatibility issues to be very similar.
I tried it last month, I remember playing it without any problems on Win 7, now on win 10 the game started and then crash. Looking for a solution on the Steam forum I saw some people talking about a bug where you get stuck after battles, and the old solution (which was to activate vsync) is not working
I’ve definitely played both KOTOR I and KOTOR II on Windows 10.
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Exactly, all I’m saying is that there are people out there that enjoy re-imagining or updating of good content. The numbers don’t lie, and people enjoying something you criticize doesn’t make them stupid.
Both new IP and remakes can co-exist. I agree companies want to take the less risky option, but content creation (both in games and movies) has become more accessible than ever.