Knights of the Old Republic question
09-30-03 | 06:32 PM
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It's a role-playing game... as far as I understand it, it's the Star Wars universe adapted to Dungeons & Dragons-type rules. So it's neither of the choices you offered... it's more along the lines of Final Fantasy or Dungeon Warrior.
And geez, you couldn't think up a better example of a thinking type game than Splinter Cell?
And geez, you couldn't think up a better example of a thinking type game than Splinter Cell?
10-01-03 | 09:15 AM
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tommy, trust me : It's really good. Cool too. It's an RPG, but a very open ended one with a lot of action to it. If you're at all into Star Wars, you'll love it. It's the reason I finally got my Xbox. It's not like SC at all, but still a good game. Graphics aren't in the same league, though.
You can find a lot of review links here.
You can find a lot of review links here.
10-01-03 | 09:20 AM
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Originally posted by Groucho
KOTOR actually has a few math puzzles in it, but overall it's a roleplaying game. The closest equivalent would be Neverwinter Nights on PC.
KOTOR actually has a few math puzzles in it, but overall it's a roleplaying game. The closest equivalent would be Neverwinter Nights on PC.
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10-01-03 | 09:22 AM
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Originally posted by nickdawgy
Playing KOTOR, I saw so many things that reminded me of NWN, plus the fighting, conversation, and gaining levels were the same.
Playing KOTOR, I saw so many things that reminded me of NWN, plus the fighting, conversation, and gaining levels were the same.
10-01-03 | 09:36 AM
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Originally posted by Groucho
KOTOR actually has a few math puzzles in it, but overall it's a roleplaying game.
KOTOR actually has a few math puzzles in it, but overall it's a roleplaying game.
10-01-03 | 10:18 AM
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Originally posted by joltaddict
And all the math problems can be bulldozered over to accomplish the same goal if youre so inclined.
And all the math problems can be bulldozered over to accomplish the same goal if youre so inclined.
10-01-03 | 10:40 AM
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Originally posted by Groucho
Or (for one of them) you can just rent Die Hard 3.
Or (for one of them) you can just rent Die Hard 3.
10-01-03 | 11:02 AM
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Not really a puzzle or thinking game. I never got stuck once playing throug it. There are a few puzzles, but they're all fairly simple, and it's a fairly linear game as you always know where to go next for the most part (though sometimes you don't know which quests you have to do and which are optional).
10-01-03 | 11:04 AM
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Originally posted by nickdawgy
which one was related to Die Hard 3?
which one was related to Die Hard 3?
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10-01-03 | 05:11 PM
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From: Texas, our Texas! All hail the mighty state!
Originally posted by Groucho
The one where the guy asks you to finish the sentence: "Yippee kay-ay, _______________".
The one where the guy asks you to finish the sentence: "Yippee kay-ay, _______________".
