Personally I prefer 2, due to the better (somewhat SW-Universe-subversive) plot, the fact you can turn a lot of your companions into Jedi, and all that. is more fun and entertaining? That's a tough one. So far, Aspyr hasn't mentioned anything about enhancements for the mobile version of KOTOR II, so we expect it to be mostly a straight port.VeryBumpy: Say I have ADHD, which will wow me and hold my interest longer? i.e.
You might recall that name from the recently re-released Star Wars Episode I: Racer for Switch and Xbox One, where it received slight graphical tweaks to display on modern hardware. RELATED: Any Knights Of The Old Republic Remake Should Let You Decide Revan's GenderĪspyr is handling the mobile port for iPhone, iPad, and Android. You'll also be able to make good or bad choices to determine whether you're a follower of the Light or Dark Side of the Force. Along the way, you'll build a colorful band of rogues and ne'er-do-wells who'll help you out. Playing as an exiled Jedi Knight, you have to thwart a Sith plot to end the Jedi Order forever and save the galaxy. If you'll recall, Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords takes place five years after the events of the original KOTOR. It's not like this is a Kickstarter or anything.īut as we wait for EA to dig out that Star Wars license for the umpteenth time to give gamers what they really really want, we've got Aspyr to thank for at least porting Knights of the Old Republic II to mobile.
There's still plenty of time to sign the petition, by the way. EA so far hasn't listened to the petition that was made a few months ago, or if they have, then they haven't said anything about it. We all want a Knights of the Old Republic remake.
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