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[koalaz2004]

Well, I have come to make the choice of picking Oblivion or Knights of the Old Republic. -- I know I am try to chose between an Xbox and Xbox 360 game but I can't decide what one to get.

From what I've heard, Knights of the Old Republic is a Clasic with hours of amazing gameplay, and when your finished with the first you can get the second for a low price. - I played probably 3/8th of the way through the game on the computer, but I lost the disk and could never find it again.

From what I've heard about Oblivion, it is extremely beautiful and will capture your imagination. It also has a lot of content you can download, but with a price. - I have also played this title; Finishing the Assassin Missions and 3/4ths of the Thief Missions. - I gave up playing it on my computer after the Video Card died for the second time.

I enjoy the Star Wars Universe, and think the aspect of the whole theme is absolutely amazing. - I kinda get annoyed if there isn't an option to "Fast Travel". (Although I did only play a little bit of the game, from what I saw there wasn't.)

From what I played of Oblivion (Mainly the Assassin missions, I thought it was the most AMAZING think I have ever played in a game and it made me so sad when they we're all finished.) it was pretty good, but I get kinda frustrated and bored when there isn't a clear "Main Goal or if the Main Goal is completed".

Questions about KotOR :

Is there anything to do after you have finished the game?

Does it have an okay ending? (Jericho for the Xbox360 had a horrible ending!)

Is the Main Goal pretty clear and overall interesting?


Questions about Oblivion :

Will they continue to add Bonus Downloadable content? (E.g Expansion Packs.)

Can you ever finish the game?

Is the main Goal Interesting enough to attempt to complete, and what is there to do after it has been completed?

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Thanks for reading all of that, if you could please try and answer all the questions and if you have other interesting inputs about either of the games let me know. Very sorry about the bad grammar, I have been up for almost 53 hours.

This post has been edited by koalaz2004: Nov 14 2007, 08:36 AM

[abbylee26]

QUOTE(koalaz2004 @ Nov 14 2007, 08:29 AM)

Questions about KotOR :

Is there anything to do after you have finished the game?

Does it have an okay ending? (Jericho for the Xbox360 had a horrible ending!)

Is the Main Goal pretty clear and overall interesting?

I felt the same about both KotOR and KotOR2...
When the game ends that's it...and I felt a great loss. I wanted it to go on and on.
The ending comes too quickly...not that it's a short game...it just happened all of a sudden and I was left wanting more much more.
I found the main goal both clear and interesting.

I'm waiting for the 360 to go on sale during the Christmas season to purchase one, and the first thing I will do is get me a copy of Oblivian. Yes, I know the 360 won't really go on sale...hopefully they will at least bundle it with a couple of good  games. So far no luck, right now both best buy and circuit city are bundling the 360 with Marvel: Ultimate Alliance and Forza 2: Motorsport. Which brings up the question, why do guys like car racing games so much?

This post has been edited by abbylee26: Nov 14 2007, 07:56 PM

[PvtPepper]

KOTOR is amazing, period. You know the story, yet there are twists, the endings great, I'd pick it. Cheaper too.

[THDVL]

How could you possibly choose KOTOR over Oblivion? Dont get me wrong I loved the kotor's, but Oblivion is simply amazing. I've got like 400+ hrs into that game. Its HD, kotor is not, The graphics are just beautiful, kotor's are not, Character models are excellent, kotor's are not.. I could go on and on. You could actually get all 3. I saw oblivion in the bst for 15$ once and the kotor's are surly cheap as well. If you have to make a choice get Oblivion. Trust me you wont regret it.

[ILLusions0fGrander]

heh.. get them both, you can get kotor for like 10 bucks.



This post has been edited by ILLusions0fGrander: Dec 27 2007, 12:35 AM

[Dalpura]

Oblivion. As much as I loved Kotor 1 & 2, there's no way I did 180 hours like in Oblivion. That works out much better value for money. >