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Dettagli prodotto
Fuori produzione
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No
Età consigliata
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Dai 12 anni in su
Manuale
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Inglese
Dimensioni prodotto
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13,5 x 1,5 x 19 cm; 55 grammi
Data d'uscita
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5 dicembre 2003
Sottotitoli:
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Inglese
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ASIN
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B0000NSZMM
Riferimento produttore
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99721
Paese di origine
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Germania
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Immersive, action-packed Star Wars role-playing experience with customisable and evolving playable characters;Choose from nine customisable characters to build your party of adventurers;Journey spans seven different worlds including Tatooine, Korriban, Dantooine and Kashyyyk;Build your party and upgrade your equipment in your own starship, the Ebon Hawk;Fast paced mini-games -- such as racing swoop bikes, or manning turret guns
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It took a while to install on my Windows 7 computer, but once installed, it worked well. I had the game crash on me a few times, but just save the game a lot and you'll be fine. It's an old game, so glitches are going to happen.
Afirmar que Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic (o KoTOR, para los amigos) fue rompedor en el momento de su lanzamiento es quedarse corto. Así de bueno era (y sigue siendo) este título RPG (juego de rol) cuya acción transcurre casi 4000 años antes que las películas de la saga. Las razones para situar este título en la categoría "clásico imperecedero" son varias: - Una estupenda historia, que supera fácilmente a cualquiera de las narradas en el universo cinematográfico Star Wars hasta la fecha. - Héroes y villanos carismáticos, complejos y bien construidos, que brillan gracias al buen hacer de los guionistas y a las estupendas interpretaciones de los actores de voz. - Un sistema de juego que alcanzaría su máximo exponente en la siguiente entrega (Star Wars KoTOR 2: The Sith Lords) y del que son herederos los títulos de la saga Mass Effect y Dragon Age. - Unos gráficos alucinantes para un RPG en su época, con grandes escenarios llenos de detalles, estupendos modelados de personajes y un buen uso de efectos.
Estamos ante uno de los mejores juegos de BioWare, No solo es un gran título sino que además resulta un hito histórico de análisis obligado para comprender la realidad actual en el panorama de los RPG occidentales. Altamente recomendado.
I will always remember the first time Jolee Bindo told me the 'boy and the snake' story. We were stood in a hall, very near the end of the game, just before the room where the final quest kicks off - bright sunlight and an ominous figue in black warning me to finish my business before I stepped in. It was my very last opportunity to talk to one of my companions. I clicked over the wise hermit Jolee, and he told me he had a story to tell. And after he had put up with all my busybody questions this whole time, now I would listen to a story, damn it!
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The story was worth hearing. The writing in KotOR is slightly dated by the standards set by Bioware's more recent hits, often slightly 'videogame-y' and always less cinematic, but it's just....... amazing. The combat is semi-turn based - very similar to Dragon Age: Origins or the recent Pillars of Eternity - but it's just....... so fun. And if you've ever wanted to play a game where Bioware absolutely live up to their promises and potential, then this is it. It's the one that put them on the map.
It's also the game to play if you're looking for that 'feel like you're in Star Wars' quality that games like Battlefront and Jedi Knight come so close to capturing but don't quite get. In an average 30-40 hour playthrough of KotOR you can expect to save / condemn the galaxy, ride swoop bikes, manipulate beaurocats and dodge docking fees with the Jedi mind trick, leap halfway across a map to cut a sand-person in half, convert a lost dark Jedi back to the light (or the opposite), buy an assassin droid who calmly tells you how every single one of his former owners died by his hands and just how much he enjoyed it, and argue with all manner of space-Nazis about every facet of space-racism. It feels very 'Star Wars' and very 'Bioware' at the same time, yet the two never clash.
In this regard, what the game does best is in breathing life and weight into the 'good versus evil' meter that so many RPGs had back then, and some still maintain shadows of (i.e. Mass Effect, The Walking Dead). KotOR's devs and writers were aware that they had the Star Wars licence for this one and that their story was supposed to be about Jedi knights. They took full advantage of the 'lure of the dark side' angle, finally allowing the cruelty or generosity of your actions to be meaningful and to form the centre of a game's story. Who your character becomes is crucial to the plot, so deciding who to torture with lightning and who to donate money to makes all the difference in the world. It all builds up to a single brilliant decision and two very distinct, very satisfying endings. The game knows exactly what was so great about The Empire Strikes Back (Yoda, Vader, the dark side, the love story, the big twist, the world-building, the witty banter) and it lovingly packs it all in.
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Jolee's 'boy and the snake' story ended with my Jedi - her skin pale and cracking behind the ears, her eyes turning yellow with the weight of some of my more fiendish choices - coldly asking the old man, "Am I supposed to be the snake?" His answer, just before we stepped into the stark white light of the next room: "Well now, that's what I came to find out."
Mal von den technischen Schwierigkeiten, die man halt bei einem so alten Spiel schon haben kann, abgesehen, ist dieses Spiel ein Meisterwerk Biowares! Die Spielmechanik erinnert erstmal stark an Dragon Age Origins, mit dem Unterschied, dass es in Knights of The Old Republic (kurz: KoTOR) rundenbasiert ist. Dennoch funktioniert es gut und das Spiel ist durchaus schaffbar.
Doch das wichtigste bei Bioware Games ist immer die Story... Und die ist klasse! Voller Spannung, Plottwists (von denen einer besonders gut ist) und dem typischen Bioware-Humor. Die Charaktere sind wie immer wundervoll ausgearbeitet. Auf Englisch ist die Synchro wundervoll, zumal bei diesem Spiel auch Synchronsprecher eingesetzt wurden, die in der Games-Welt einigermaßen berühmt sind: Jennifer Hale als Bastila Shan (sie lieh auch der weiblichen Shepard in Mass Effect ihre Stimme) und Raphael Sbarge als Carth Onasi (die Stimme von Kaidan Alenko ebenfalls aus der berühmten Mass Effect - Serie) sind hier besonders leicht zu erkennen.
Alles in allem lohnt es sich dieses Spiel zu kaufen, trotz Kompatibilitätsproblemen.
![Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic [Edizione: Regno Unito]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71efTKsOuIL.__AC_SX300_SY300_QL70_ML2_.jpg)
