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Yeah, have both him and Canderous in the party, and have them going at it all the time. Word.

First of all the guys may be bald, but they're wearing masks. Both of the masked men flanking the guy in the center look exactly the same. Not to mention I doubt Obsidian would release a screenshot with a possible spoiler in it.

There was an Iridonian in KOTOR you know.

http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/kotor2/scre...189.html?page=5 Fixed link. Anyway, I don't see how that could be Jolee, it just looks like someone that she's fighting that's wearing a brownish-blackish-grayish mask.

http://www.angelfire.com/ri2/sithjedi/lightsabr.html I found that with a quick Google search. The images don't work but it's pretty much word-for-word from what I read as far as I can tell.

I've had my computer chair long enough to have it molded to my ass, and that's all that matters. B)

Neither one really has an advantage other than the fact that with an Xbox, you can go sit on the couch and play or whatever. KOTOR2 will probably be virtually identical for both Xbox and PC as they're being released simultaneously as opposed to the later PC release for the original game. Really, it boils down to personal preference of platform. I don't really like consoles all that much, which is why I don't own an Xbox or PS2.

If you have a relatively fast PC, then buy it for PC. If not, buy it on Xbox. Myself, I don't own any consoles other than NES and Sega Genesis, so I don't really have a choice.

I believe it's called "Form II." I read about it in a Star Wars Insider awhile back. Had a description of all the various forms of lightsaber combat. Pretty interesting stuff.

The architecture in those screenshots don't really look like it did in Episode I and II. Of course, alot could change in 4000 years. My guess is that it might be Nar Shaddaa or some other city-planet.

I believe it said in there that after E3, the dev team has been concentrating their efforts on getting the game finished by the end of the year rather than releasing it in 2005.

While Half-Life was an amazing FPS at the time of its release, that isn't what made it among the greatest games of all time. The amazing potential for total conversion mods in HL was what put it on the map. The Source Engine (HL2) was designed from the ground-up to be as moddable as possible. THAT's what will separate it from the myriad other FPS's being released this year and next.

http://www.lucasarts.com/games/swkotor_sit...eenshots/18.jpg http://www.lucasarts.com/games/swkotor_sit...eenshots/19.jpg

Maybe you missed what I said. YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO PLAY MINIGAMES IN KOTOR 2. MINIGAMES ARE COMPLETELY OPTIONAL IN KOTOR 2. TWITCH-BASED MINIGAMES ARE NOT REQUIRED IN ANY WAY TO ADVANCE THE STORYLINE IN KOTOR 2. You have no reason to complain. They're simply there for people who enjoy playing them. If you don't, then it's quite simple: avoid them. If they bother you that much that they sour the entire game experience somehow, then don't buy the game, save your fifty bucks, and stop bitching.

Stop crying. The devs have said minigames will not be key to advancing the game in TSL. I like having bits of the game that aren't entirely character skill-dependent.

I'll get the axe.

Akari is the man.

Reading books helps to open your mind and expand your potential, just like learning more math as horrible as that can be. I barely watch any TV. Reading a book, if you have the ability to visualize, is like watching a movie only longer, more detailed, and deeper. Anyway, how did we get on this subject?

Actually, Jedi Knight II was rated Teen (just like KOTOR) and included some dismemberment of limbs. Not that I think it's really necessary, though it does make lightsabers seem much more deadly.

Jolee didn't say that he killed her, he simply said that she was killed in the final battle of the war.

Hades, do you ever do anything besides doubting and complaining?

Markus was talking about Griff.

Well Ender, I took that test once and I got somewhere around a 170. I think the scores are a bit exaggerated or inaccurate on it...just maybe.

Those mountainous formations in the background don't really look like Dantooine, but it could be.

That'll teach you for not saving. I love all these people who cry about the turret minigame. Regardless of any twitch skills, it should take all of 30 seconds to dispatch the fighters. I didn't really like it either because it wasn't very interesting or special, but give me a break, it hardly ruined the game like some people seem to make it out to have done.