The Jedi Knight collection on Steam may seem like a good deal, but the games haven't been fully updated to work on modern systems. Here's what you need to know before buying.
Nightdive Studios announced Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster and Sector had the opportunity to try the game in a demo and talk to the authors.
Played this a lot on PS1 as a kid, great to see another 90s boomer shooter being brought back by Nightdive!
One man dares to rank every single Star Wars video game ever made. Yes, really.
YouTube's 'ackehallgren' has recreated the Rimmer's Rest from Star Wars Dark Forces II: Jedi Knight in Unreal Engine 4.
That's a load. Why even bother selling it if you haven't made it compatible with the current market you are selling it to?
D-bag move on Lucas Arts part.
damn it was a good deal
and i DID get it yesterday
Havent tried them yet tho X/
Yet again Lucasarts reveals their true colours. They are no longer about providing a top quality product and more about trying to con people out of money. I was all set to repurchase the Jedi series from steam but I was waiting to see whether they had made any attempt to get the series running on modern hardware.
I am happy I waited now but dismayed they couldn't take a bit of time and cash to make these games WORK on modern systems. Hey lucasarts here is how it works, you do work and I reward you for it. You try and con me and you get nothing.
All we need now is some idiot from Lucasarts to make a ridiculous claim that you need a $100,000 pc to play these games and their failure will be complete.
I'm just gonna buy an ancient pc to play old games on, you can pick one up down a boot fair for less than £10.