Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic

[Taloniss]

I think it's the best Star Wars game yet. The freedom you have, the fact that you can go dark side if you want, the lush environments, the top-notch voice acting, the fact that it feels more like Star Wars then the last two movies, and the innovative battle system makes this one of the top X-Box games.

Anyone else playing it?

[cqb101]

It's good but not even close to the best SW game yet. The best SW game is definately galaxies.

[Raven]

I would probably play this game if I wasent such a ps2 fan boy

i'll wait for it to come on computer(if it does)

[Eye of Sarnath]

It is most certainly FAR better than Galaxies. Eons ahead of it. It's not only the best Star Wars game, but one of the best RPGs.

[Peanut]

Haven't played it yet. I should be getting it sometime this week. One question. I've heard from a few places that the game isn't really as free roaming as it's said to be, and it is instead very very linear. Any truth in that statement?

[Knuckles]

My friend, (who has an X-Box--I don't have any of the current consoles, I now stick to older games) was gonna order that, but he didn't have the money to spare. It looks really good though, and I might get it for PC when it comes out in November, (I think that's when it's supposed to come out). If it's the best Star Wars game yet, then I have to check it out. Been playing good ol' Jedi Knight: Dark Forces II recently.

[That Matt Guy]

The best Star Wars game ever is The Empire Strikes Back for NES.

[Eye of Sarnath]

Not anymore it isn't.

[Taloniss]

Haven't played it yet. I should be getting it sometime this week. One question. I've heard from a few places that the game isn't really as free roaming as it's said to be, and it is instead very very linear. Any truth in that statement?

You can pick what planet you want to go to next, what order you help certain people, how you help them, but the main quest on each planet pretty much has to be done in a certain order, you just get to pick how you do it.

[Raven]

Haven't played it yet. I should be getting it sometime this week. One question. I've heard from a few places that the game isn't really as free roaming as it's said to be, and it is instead very very linear. Any truth in that statement?

You can pick what planet you want to go to next, what order you help certain people, how you help them, but the main quest on each planet pretty much has to be done in a certain order, you just get to pick how you do it.

that dosent sound like a lot of freedom

[The Bossanova]

i love being able to pick bad guys in games