There is probably no official reason other than that LucasArts didn't really give a shit. The recent hype about the Restoration mod might have been enough incentive for them to fill out the minimal amount of paperwork to get their game on Steam.

Yeah, Kreia is without a doubt, one of the best written characters ever. And the influence system was significantly more sophisticated than anything in KOTOR1, but it was also very rewarding and gratifying to gain influence with your crew.

Yup, the restoration mod adds in content that was never finished and had to be cut from the game. Basically, LucasArts forced the game out before it was ready, so it could be sold for the holiday season. Modders went into the PC and Xbox versions and dug up a significant amount of content which is now included in the…

My comment has been lost to the void! ahhh, Hail Sithis!

I also confuse God with Rockstar. They are pretty similar.

Throwing knives belong at the circus, not in realistic military scenarios.

Spectrum limits are a real issue, but our digital economy isn't going to just stop because of a tech limitation. We will change, adapt and improve our use of the existing spectrum, rather than just use it up and give up. While it is an obstacle to overcome, it is not going to be in our way for very long.

I'm sorry, did you just say that Solitaire and Minesweeper have a persistent online DRM in Windows 8?

I don't get the big deal about genitals. I sort of wish people wouldn't make such a big deal about them, every dumb animal on the planet has them, and we're the only species that thinks they are important.

Yeah, paying for convenience is a weird concept to people who actually want to play, enjoy playing and have the time to play video games. As numerous devs have revealed, metrics prove most people don't finish games, no matter how good the games are. I guess if those people are never going to reach the endgame content,…

I found Jay's original comment to be very surprising. I certainly didn't expect such a prominent figure to behave so unprofessionally. That is behavior fit for the comment sections and forums, not for project leads. There are only like 35k people working in the game industry in North America. You can't ever talk shit…

I would love to learn that the US government secretly embedded malware into Blizzard games to disrupt Iran's nuclear program. Sorry, I know its nonsense, but that is the story I want to read.

I'm not sure why you find that confusing. Parents are tasked with teaching their children right from wrong. Part of raising young children is teaching them about ownership, sharing and respecting other people's things. If the parents failed to impart this information to the child, then they have failed in part of…

Yup, some little scrub kid thought it was more important that he have a new toy than to conduct himself with honesty and integrity. Its the parent's fault. People seem to be content with merely keeping their children fed and alive, and not so much with actually teaching them how to be civil, functional members of…

Yup, it is nice to see someone address the rumors and elephants in the room head-on. It is also nice to see a bit of humanity, compassion and regret when announcing layoffs.

I'm so happy to see this game is finally out. I've been playing in beta and love it. The consequence of death is such a breath of fresh air compared to the past 5 years of military shooters.

That is how you write a press release. Sad news, but it was delivered with some class.

Wow, I really like the black WiiU. I think it looks a lot better than the white versions. Anyone know if these will be available at launch?

lol they get to keep all that money that was fraudulently charged to people's credit cards? Boy, that sounds pretty cushy.