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BioWare Developing New KOTOR?

February 12, 2008 in News comments 7

According to EA's analyst report yesterday, it seems that BioWare is developing a new Knights Of The Old Republic game, which is listed separately from its new MMO title. More at the source.

EA has seemingly revealed that BioWare is developing a new Knights Of The Old Republic game in their analysts report yesterday. This is something that has been rumored for quite some time, most recently with rumor reports speculating it to be an MMO. But, as you can see in the image above, KOTOR is marked separate from its new MMO title, which hints that we may be getting a normal RPG done in the same style as the first two games. This is good news for those like me, who want a fully realized sequel to round off the trilogy and the story of Revan, a task that an MMO game is simply not capable of.

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    random_gamer Feb 13, 08
    If it's true, that would be amazing. KOTOR 1 was amazing, but 2 was kind of a let down. Having BioWare make a third would be a great idea.
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    djjimmy2k2 Feb 13, 08
    although i havent played 1 i really liked number 2, so a third would be awesome.

    now i just have to get my hands on the first one ... ebay here i come.
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    Slumpy monkey Feb 13, 08
    but what about the mass effect triliogy??
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      Vito Raliffe Feb 13, 08
      BioWare is working on that too still. Work is being done on Mass Effect 2 right now. They are working on a bunch of different games actually. That is why they have different teams for different projects
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    Final Blade Feb 13, 08
    Too bad this isn't on the PS3 as well. I like star wars
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      Vito Raliffe Feb 13, 08
      No idea what the new KOTOR will be on though.
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      Deadman Rules Feb 14, 08
      I thought you were going to (or already did) buy a 360?

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