Tons of content, including a whole planet, was cut, moved, and barely put together to form as complete of a game as Obsidian could in the rushed time, but they left all the cut content hidden in the game’s source code (here’s a really great and lengthy article at Kotaku with details from Obsidian themselves regarding KotOR2‘s development and also another in-depth behind the scenes look, including Obsidian’s plans for a 3rd game, at Eurogamer). The development of KotOR2 was rushed as LucasArts was pushing the developers, Obsidian, to get the game out much sooner than expected to meet the holiday of 2004. Therefore, this review is of the “complete” version of KotOR 2 (well, as complete as the excellent work of the modders can make it!). Likewise, Steam’s Workshop allows you to simple update KotOR 2 with TSLRCM and M4-78 without even having to leave Steam, so not updating this classic the next time you play would be silly. Below is a review of Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords with both the Restored Content Modand M4-78 Planet Mod, which are both readily available for free on PC (at the link). Before this review starts in earnest, let me point out a couple of things.

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