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[kiwiboy_nz_99]

Right, my next question, why are you paying for game?

I don't pay for anything, and I've got some huge serious programs like Logic Audio Platinum, a complete digital recording studio, and it's fully functional. Why would I pay for a game?

[shawner88]

I have to say Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic as well. It really is a great game. I got it off Overnet, but I would gladly have paid for it if it were available in Korea. If it were available, there's too much of a story line to sell it in English so it would have to be translated.

I was never into Star Wars, even as a kid. I never collected the toys and never saw any of the last 3 movies, etc. But you don't have to be a fan to love this game, it's just plain cool.

I'm happy it's not a first person shooter. It's more like an RPG but I think fans of both genres will enjoy this game. One thing I like about it is the story and the complexity of the characters. They all have their own personalities that are revealed throughout the game. Every line of dialouge is spoken with a unique voice. I'm halfway through it and I feel like I really know each character. I find myself including weaker members in my party just because of who they are - especially the droid who loves killing and refers to all humans, including you, as "organic meatbags". His stories are hilarious.


The bad side:

Don't bother to get it unless you have at least a fairly modern graphics card and 512MB RAM (which I do). Even with the new system I have, it only plays right with half the gameplay options. It would barely even run on the last computer I had.