My bad, to me 'as of late' would mean a time span of half a year, 6 months. Skyrim was released last year on the 29th of September. Given that it was 7 months ago, I stand corrected. It was not that recent, and 'as of late' was a bit *pretentious* to use in that context.

Thank you for explaining. :)
They seem technically superior, but 'nostalgicaly' inferior then. Good games nonetheless it seems.
Thank you again.

Nice, picked up the last few Star Wars games, I was missing.

You're welcome. I have all three games on CD/DVD. (Part 2 in the original version that can not be installed, a installer has to be downloaded first ^^). And while of course it's worth having part 1 and 2 separatly (with a somewhat complicated way to transfer savegames), if I wanted to play the game again, I would pick the complete saga.




Btw, who remembers this trailer?

This was the first time we saw live lightsabers since Star Wars 6 (and after Rebel Assault 1+2 the first Star Wars material with actors) and many people who saw this trailer first thought it was a new Star Wars movie.

We went absolutely nuts back then. Of course Quake fans stepped in and had to point out how bad it looked compared to Quake. But once the demo was out, they had to admit that the levels were by far larger with more open areas and much more complex mechanisms and with than anything that Quake could offer. In the demo level Kyle would have to sneak on a starship on a fuel station, had to manage fuel levels in pipes so he could find his way through and in the end ride a lift that just didn't seem to have an end.

The mission disk sequel (Mysteries of the Sith) was the first game with colored moveable light sources, btw. (lightsaber in JK shine white, the ones in MotS shine in the right color, also blast bolts do)