Star Wars Knights of the old republic 2 or most commonly known as KOTOR 2 is a beloved RPG game released all the way back in 2004 that was recently ported to the Nintendo switch but included in the game is a game-breaking bug that crashes the game after the Basilisk Crash cutscene when landing on  Onderon this currently makes the game unbeatable in any legitimate way, however, Aspyr Studios have suggested that “For now, our suggested workaround is to warp past the point where the game crashes using the cheats menu.” 

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““To do so, triple-click the left thumbstick, open the cheats menu, select warp, and warp to OND504. Make sure not to head to the merchant quarter, as your game will crash.”

This fix while not perfect does allow for the player to further progress in the game but for those that would rather wait for a more legitimate way to go through the game without the use of the cheat menu then rest assured that Aspyr is aware of the issue and is currently investigating it any updates to the matter will be posted on their socials and support page including when we might see a possible patch to this problem.

The recent tweet made by the company had led many to believe that this was a bug that was affected every KOTOR II player but a representative of the company has assured people that this bug was only affecting a small number of players nevertheless a fix to the problem will be coming in the next patch for the switch version with an estimated date still unknown.

As well as that it’s still unknown when Aspyr studios will be releasing the free DLC to include the missing content that the game was infamous for lacking at its initial release all the way back in 2004, as currently the base game itself is deemed by many to be incomplete in its current state, modders on the PC version were able to release a restored content mod but for switch, we’ll have to wait for the DLC to enjoy it on the system the DLC is slated to release sometime before the end of this year, however.

Aspyr Studios is currently in charge of the KOTOR remake for the PS5 and PC which was announced last year during a PlayStation presentation, the almost two decades old game is not just a simple remaster it’s been claimed that “It’s being rebuilt from the ground up, with modern visuals and technology”

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Bandai Namco revealed today that the game with a perplexingly punctuated  title coming to the Nintendo Switch.

.hack/G.U. Last Recode is a remastered trilogy of the original JRPGs. There will also be an extra fourth chapter called “Reconnection”. This will serve as an epilogue for the game. Rebirth, Reminisce, and Redemption are the other three chapters, all of which are set in an in-world MMORPG where if you die in the game, you might fall into a coma in real life.

What is .hack/G.U.?

The franchise already has a remastered edition available on PS4 and PC which has received some mixed reviews. The .hack/G.U. Last Recode release on PS4/Switch was a good attempt to bring an older franchise into the modern era. All the enhancements added were not only necessary, but also welcomed. It can be said there are some  design flaws from its age, but that can be said about any modern recreation of an old game.

In .hack/G.U., the battle system has always been real-time rather than turn-based. When the player faces monsters in G.U., an arena opens in which the characters can attack and dodge their opponents. Players usually have the option of bringing two other NPCs into battle with them. There are a variety of healers, tanks, and mages to pick from, creating a diverse roster to mix up gameplay.

The remastered version on Switch is intended to commemorate the .hack franchise’s 20th anniversary, with the first .hack game, Infection, being released on the PS2 in Japan on June 20th, 2002.

The Switch version of .hack/G.U. Last Recode will be released in Japan and South-East Asia on March 10th, 2022, and March 11th for North America and Europe.

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