Obsidian wants to work on Chrono Trigger: Yay or Nay?

[lestatdark]

Khuutra said:

lestatdark said:

xbebop said:

KOTOR2 was an amazing game, but LucasArts's greed got in the way of Obsidian doing the best that they could. If that game had been finished, it would have been better than the original KOTOR.

As I stated in my other replies, I also consider KOTOR 2 a very good game. My initial comments were due to the immensity of bugs and incomplete package that KOTOR 2 came with. Both the publisher and the developer are to blame for this, with the biggest share of the blame being of Lucasart and their one year deadline for the release of the game.

I may be wrong, but I was under the impression that development ran for eight months.

They didn't leave out the HK factory or the Droid Planet "for no reason", either - there was no time to implement all the stuff they had already made, unless I'm badly misinformed. To some degree it was Obsidian's fault, sure, they can't do technical work to save their souls, but I don't think lack of content can be laid at their feet.

Actually the entire code of the droid planet was completed and shipped with every copy of KOTOR 2, even the X-Box version had that part in the code. The people behind the Restoration Project found out about it because of the X-Box versions. They just re-used the data for the project.

What they did was they made it into junk data of the code, and took it out of the rest of the game. There never was an official reason for this, but it was hinted that this happened because of lack of complete story connecting both the Droid Factory planet and HK-47. In some HK-47 dialog choices you can see some of that connexion, probably something that was overlooked by Obsidian.