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So weвЂ™re really happy to be working with them.вЂќ Aspyr and Lucasfilm Games arenвЂ™t in it alone, however. Then, to start seeing the team that theyвЂ™re building and the developers that theyвЂ™re adding from a variety of triple-A, top-notch development studios from around the world, we knew that they were ready to take that step.

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вЂњWe knew that they understood the brand, we knew they understood how to collaborate with us, and we felt really good about that.

вЂњWe have had a long and fruitful working relationship,вЂќ says Kellogg of Aspyr. WeвЂ™re just really excited to get in there and do this amazing game justice.вЂќ вЂњItвЂ™s something that weвЂ™ve been very excited about and interested in for quite a long time. вЂњFrom our side, the relationship that we have with KOTOR is long, as well,вЂќ says Treadwell, referencing the companyвЂ™s ports of the original game to iPhone and iPad. As hardware advances and as our game-making prowess advances and as storytelling advance, what better time to allow players to re-experience this great story with all of those lessons learned, and bring it back to modern platforms using modern methods? ThatвЂ™s something IвЂ™ve wanted to do personally for a very long time, and I think everybody involved with Star Wars games has wanted to do for a very long time.вЂќ вЂњWe really appreciate the stature it has with all of the fans out there.

вЂњWe know that KOTOR is one of the most beloved Star Wars stories ever told,вЂќ Kellogg says. As it turns out, Lucasfilm has been listening. Fans have long requested a remake to bring the title, originally developed by BioWare and LucasArts, up to modern standards.

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Today, KOTOR stands as one of the most critically acclaimed Star Wars games ever, with the PC version amassing a current score of 93 on Metacritic. вЂњThis has been something that is a dream for all of us.вЂќ вЂњSpeaking for the development team, most of us are triple-A RPG developers,вЂќ says Treadwell. вЂњItвЂ™s a big honor to have the opportunity to work on it.вЂќ вЂњI really, really think that RPGs have never been the same since,вЂќ says Kellogg. So to borrow a line from Darth Vader, the circle is now complete for Kellogg and Treadwell. Aspyr - the Texas-based studio that has collaborated with Lucasfilm on various projects for over a decade, including a recent spate of well-received re-releases from the LucasArts era - is handling development, rebuilding the game from the ground-up. Announced at PlayStation Showcase 2021, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic вЂ“ Remake will see the classic RPG return as a PlayStation 5 console exclusive at launch and for PC. That personal connection for Kellogg and Treadwell has new meaning today. As a kid I would pretend to create my own lightsaber out of wrapping paper rolls and this game was letting me customize my own. I was so excited to finally create my hero and explore the galaxy, making the choices I wanted to. вЂњWhen KOTOR was released it married those two passions brilliantly. One set me on my career path, the other kick-started my love of storytelling,вЂќ says Treadwell. вЂњWhen I was 9, my parents did two things that were incredibly impactful: they bought me my first video game console - an original Gameboy - and they sat me down to watch a VHS copy of A New Hope.

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The characters were speaking to me in full VO and reacting to my choices, whether I was going light side or dark. вЂњWhen I first put in KOTOR and saw that the camera was pulled down to ground level and I could look up at the skyscrapers of Taris, I really felt that IвЂ™d been put in the world in a way that I never had before.

It wasnвЂ™t until I started playing KOTOR that I really understood how cinematic they could be,вЂќ Kellogg tells. I started on the Apple IIC and played all the BioWare games. Orion Kellogg, executive producer at Lucasfilm Games, and Ryan Treadwell, lead producer at Aspyr, consider Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (known to fans as KOTOR) among those rare works.

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