KotOR 2 is set just a few years after the events of its predecessor, and while having played the original will clue gamers in on what’s happening when a few characters make a return appearance, it’s not absolutely necessary. The original Knights of the Old Republic (KotOR) was set several thousand years before the movies, but even so, the setting was instantly familiar to any Star Wars fan.
I ran into a few graphical and sound glitches that I don’t remember from my Xbox days, but I felt using the 360 was the best thing to do, because anyone reading this will probably be doing so. The first game in the series is considered by many to be a classic, superior to even the films in the Star Wars prequel trilogy, although admittedly, that may be the writing equivalent to limboing under a freeway overpass.įull disclosure: I played this game on the Xbox when it was originally released, but I played it again for this review on an Xbox 360. Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords clearly falls into the second category, even employing a tweaked version of the same game engine as the original. Primarily, you can create a whole new game, trying to keep the best of what went before, or you can say “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” and create a new game that is essentially just the old game in a new setting. When creating a sequel to a popular game, there are a few ways you can go about it.
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