Maybe not THE BEST, but ONE of the bests, yeah. Game of the Year Award isnt just given without a reason, ya know. Maybe for you is not a GREEEAT one, but in general, for most people, it is.
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5-KOTOR, Republic Commando, KOTOR II (It's a little unfinished but the story is great)
4- Jedi Academy, Jedi Outcast, Empire at War
3- Battlefront, Battlefront II
1,2- Haven't played anything that I would consider a 1 or 2. I usually read some reviews before playing a game.
People have different game styles, so the best game is obviously different for all of us. For a game that best captures the original Star Wars spirit of adventure, exploration and dry humour, I'd have to say KOTOR.
Battlefront deals with the individual soldiers, those battles that we only see a very little bit of in the films, Empire at War deals with the massive armies, turning SW into RISK or something. The Jedi Knight games, while rather gritty in places, just feel a little over the top. Albeit, KOTOR does have its moments of absurdity, but as a whole, it's more Starwarsy than the PT.
Allot of people are hoping for that, i just hope the powers wont be overpowered, that it wont be to easy, that you will have to think and use the environment to succeed, you know, that you wont just walk trough the game, using Godly Force powers.
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Vaders apprentice was featured using godly power, Force pushing the entire storm trooper platoon with ease. And i believe that vader is twice as powerful as his apprentice, i doubt his apprentice comes close. Yet
Force pushing, persons who cant use the Force, that don't have protection against it isn't that impressive and of course Vader has to be stronger than his apprentice, otherwise the game will suck.
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