Aspyr, an Austin video game developer, has admitted {that a} port of a beloved Star Wars video game to the Nintendo Switch is at the moment unwinnable — if you happen to play it with out dishonest.
The video game developer re-released the beloved Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II — The Sith Lords on June 8 for the Nintendo Switch to the delight of followers of the unique 2004 game. But gamers instantly found that game-breaking bug is stopping some gamers from finishing it, Kotaku reported.
One of these gamers, Daniel Moore, tweeted at Aspyr on Monday, June 20, asking them in the event that they knew that there is “no strategy to full this game.” The drawback is that the game crashes after a lower scene the place a conflict droid known as the Basilisk lands on a planet. The game prices US$14.99 (RM66) on the Nintendo Store.
Aspyr’s response? They find out about it and tweeted again that there is a repair on the way in which, however the firm gave no timeline. But Aspyr has a workaround which will rile some purists who want to end the game. Cheat.
The workaround was posted to Aspyr’s web site, saying gamers ought to warp to a random location within the video game from the get together choice display screen. Players can provoke this by urgent the thumbstick on the controller 3 times to open the cheat menu. Once they warp to a random location, gamers ought to observe the identical course of and warp to “OND504.”
Aspyr is not new to porting outdated Star Wars video games to the Switch. It additionally ported the primary Knights of the Old Republic to the Switch in November 2021. The developer has additionally been tasked with a full remake and improve of the unique game Knights of the Old Republic for the Playstation 5 and PC.
Let’s hope for the very best. – San Antonio Express-News/Tribune News Service
