yup i got mine today from a buddy that works at gamestop.
this game is way over rated. from as much of it i have played already it seems to have some bugs.not very smooth frames freez from time to time.was it worth the 60 bucks? yes only because im bored of the games i have now. i give it a 5 or 6 out of 10
I agree with you 100%, 5/10 and that's just for the new engines, They should have played less with the engines, And made a story that would fit the title for being STAR war's.
Bioware kicked ass when they made KOTOR 1 Nothing's been a good game to me since then, Besides Fable.
You know generally speaking i hardly comment on the forums despite being a heavy user of this heavenly site, yet i just couldn't help but notice all the screamin out there saying how lucas arts has pushed back the date ect well as being one with some common sense i will say just this, you remember kotor 2 well that just shows what happens when lucas arts or bioware for that matter listen to the screams and of the masses aka the whole bunch of you who where whining aout push back, do you want another rushed game with half of its story missing, with chopped cut scenes, with abismal graphics... im guessing not so before getting on high horse and complaining please take the time to think back to the lesson of the kotor 2 tragerdy.... enough said now i return to the background.
KOTOR 2 was made by Obsidian, not Bioware. The reason it was unfinished was because LucasArts gave them a 12 month development deadline and wanted the Xbox version out for Xmas 2004 (the PC version came out in Feb 2005). Obsidian, being a brand new dev studio at the time, didn't have the clout to push for a delayed release. They tried to do too much and couldn't finish it properly in the allotted time, so they just scrapped a bunch of content and cobbled together a half-assed ending to get it out the door.
LA has no excuses with TFU. It was delayed twice as I recall and has been in development for 2 years at least. Unfortunately, pretty much everything I've heard about the game in the last few days points to mediocrity at best. It seems like these days most of a game's development budget goes to the marketing department to hype the game, rather than concentrating on actually making a game good.