Knights of the Old Republic Remake Might Be Back in the Cards

Bring it on! I loved KOTOR but it aged horribly and I can't play it anymore.

It probably won't happen.

I would love a KOTOR remake. As far as a sequel goes, it depends. I would probably like it if the sequel follows the style of KOTOR and is a single-player rpg. That seems unlikely, though.

I'm not sure I knew Origin had a version.  I'd bought through Steam, wouldn't even run, and immediately got a refund.  Then went through GOG because they're known to be able to run older games.  I have that one.  It's a tiny window and hard to manage.  If there's one from Origin that's better I might look into it.

I rather they not go down the road of a remake. There is no way they are going to be able to capture what made the original as good as it was while at the same time giving players what they expect from modern games. Look at the Final Fantasy VII remake, right now from what I have read they have altered the combat system to be like the more "modern" Final Fantasy games and not to mention the episodic release setup with no announcement of how many $60 games you are going to have to buy to get the full game.

For me I would much prefer just a new game in the universe of Knights of the Old Republic and let everything from the past stories go and start anew.

BioWare's game direction doesn't hold steady so I have no idea what they would do.  They are always changing things to try and pander to those that criticized the previous releases by making sweeping changes to their games.  Just like with the open world approach of Andromeda and Inquisition it was due to the cries of "open world is what makes an RPG" or back with Dragon Age 2 "Give the Dragon Age IP to Bethesda they are the only ones that know how to make a RPG".  Even after Mass Effect 1 and the complaints about the combat system they focused more on the combat system in Mass Effect 2 the detriment of exploration.

As far as Games as a Service I still have no idea what it really means to what is included or not included in a game.  EA once mentioned they had been working on Games as a Service for years and I looked up the date and that even pre-dates Dead Space 2 and the complaints about its microtransactions.  I have no seen anything really definitive on what to look for in a game to really see the claims as Games as a Service aside from the fact most of the games now require you to have an account.

That setting can also be set on some screens directly. I remember on my old rig, I had a 24" 1920x1200 screen, some games didn't handle the 16:10 resolution, only 1920x1080. My screen allowed me to choose between either filling the screen and get a "vertically extended" display (not looking good) or keep the native resolution of the screen with small black bands at the top and bottom of the screen (far better rendering).

May sounds stupid, but do you have an old 4:3 TV you could plug on your computer (S-video or other) ? I know old games (and old DVDs) look better on these old resolutions.

No, unfortunately.

www.origin.com/usa/en-us/store/star-wars/star-wars-knights-of-the-old-republic-ii-the-sith-lords

Purchased the Origin version and still doesn't work.