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Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake "Still In Development," Claims Saber Chief Creative
Saber Interactive's Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits confirmed that the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake is still in development, though he offered no further details. The project has seen significant shifts in development teams, with Aspyr Media initially leading before Mad Head Games, owned by Saber, took over. The article also mentions potential plans for a remake of the sequel and other upcoming Star Wars titles.
Knights of the Old Republic Remake Still Happening, Saber Says
Saber Interactive's Tim Willits confirmed that the Knights of the Old Republic remake is still in development, though he could not share further details. Originally revealed in 2021 with Aspyr Media, Saber Interactive took over development in 2022 after the project was delayed indefinitely. Despite past concerns about the project's status, Willits' statement indicates it remains active.
Wake up honey, it's time for your yearly 'The KOTOR remake is still alive' announcement
The remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, now being developed by Saber Interactive after being moved from Aspyr, has received another brief update confirming its continued development. This marks the project's annual 'proof-of-life' announcement, with no new details on its state or release window provided.
‘It Is Still in Development. That's All I Can Say’ — Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake Dev Issues Update 5 Years After It Was Announced - IGN
Saber Interactive's Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits confirmed that the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake is still in development, providing a brief update five years after its initial announcement. Reports suggest development has shifted from Aspyr to Mad Head Games, with discussions also occurring for a remake of the sequel. The article also mentions a new single-player RPG, Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, led by former KOTOR director Casey Hudson.
After 5 Years, Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic Remake Gets An 11-Word Update
Saber Interactive has provided a brief update on the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake, confirming it is still in development five years after its initial announcement. The project has reportedly faced a turbulent development cycle, with Aspyr being removed and Mad Head Games taking over. Other Star Wars titles in development include Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic, led by original KOTOR director Casey Hudson.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remake Still in Development, But Saber CCO Can’t Say More
Saber Interactive's Chief Creative Officer Tim Willits confirmed that the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic – Remake is still in development, though he could not provide further details. The game, initially announced in 2021 as a PlayStation 5 console exclusive, has faced numerous development challenges, with Saber Interactive taking over from Aspyr. Rumors suggest Mad Head Games is also involved in the project.
Football commentator permits EA to use an AI version of his voice for EA Sports FC
Football commentator Guy Mowbray has granted Electronic Arts permission to use an AI version of his voice for EA Sports FC, allowing the company to generate player names. While EA emphasizes this is a collaboration with talent, not a replacement, the article also notes other voice actors' concerns about AI voice replication without consent, citing examples from Tomb Raider and Apex Legends.
Ten games I want to play in 2025
This article lists ten games the author is looking forward to playing in 2025, spanning various genres and platforms including Nintendo Switch and PC. Titles mentioned include Fantasy Life i, Professor Layton and the New World of Steam, and a collection of Tomb Raider remasters, among others.
RETRO REVIEW: Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic [Switch]
This review examines Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic on the Nintendo Switch, twenty years after its original release. Despite dated graphics and some clunky combat mechanics, the game's captivating story, freedom of choice, and engaging morality system largely hold up. The article highlights the game's enduring impact on the Star Wars fandom and its recent re-canonization.
