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Brett Is this the same KOTOR remake that was announced back in 2021 or different remakes? If its the same that's a shame I was really looing forward to it but if its different it would makes sense because I haven't found anything confirming its cancelation.

That trailer at the game awards is definitely going to stick with me it was both incredible and horrifying. Larian managed perform magic with bg3 and I'm also glad they found something they were passionate about and didn't force themselves to work on bg4. I can't wait to see what they create now that they are probably more financially stable with the success of bg3 and have the time and freedom to work on an IP they own. Larian will definitely have my support this next project.

This years awards were fun, this is the second time I catching the awards live so I'm not sure if this is normal or not but it was great seeing so many new project from new indie studios and several nominees for GOTY being from independent studios as well. Felt like a big win for the gaming world this year in several ways and I cant wait what new titles are released this coming year and for the awards next year. They are such a good way to shine the spot light on several games some have never heard about or played even this year with how one game took so many awards people can still check out the other nominees who were close and try those games out for themselves. Also with the big trailers every year it shows what the future of gaming is going to look like. Can't wait for next year.

I'm getting tired of star wars games taking up slots in events to announce that another project has been green-lit. First Star wars eclipse in 2021 and there has been no news since then Star Wars KOTOR remake also in 2021 and now Fate of the old republic but chances are they haven't even began working on it. Just release a trailer on youtube for an announcement and leave the slots for actual games releasing withing this life time or release the trailer in a grand event when you already have a release date set for the next year or two. They just keep raising the hopes for fans and abandoning them for the next 5 years, I'm a fan for star wars and always enjoy new content I'm just getting tired of this pattern on the games side.

Always excited for the game awards, both for the trailers and the opportunities it give to developers to get the spot light. Tickets may be expensive but I understand the prices it is a big show after all, as for the cost to reserve a trailer spot it would be fair to give the free slots to indie studios or at least for a much lower price since since a spot does not guarantee people will buy the game. As for the AAA studios I'm sure the people at the top can afford those slots and a profitable year for the event means next year might go even better giving the viewers more to enjoy.