Star Wars: KOTOR Is Back...but Not on Xbox

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🗓️ 14 September 2021

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Beloved original Xbox classic Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (aka KOTOR) is back as...a timed PlayStation 5 exclusive? We discuss the strange circumstances of this long-awaited revival, from the exclusivity deal to the developer behind it and more. Plus: we get psyched for Halo Infinite's next multiplayer test flight, Grand Theft Auto 5's next-gen edition gets delayed, and more!

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0:00.0	Hi, everyone calls me Rasputin, but you can call me Ras.
0:05.8	And I'm here to welcome you to the Xbox Unlocked Podcast, the world's number one Xbox
0:12.0	Podcast.
0:15.4	Welcome everybody to the 511th episode of Podcast Unlocked IGN's Weekly Xbox Show.
0:24.5	This one is for September 14, 2021.
0:27.6	As always, I'm joined by Miranda Sanchez.
0:29.7	Hello Miranda.
0:30.7	Hi, hello.
0:31.7	Welcome on in everyone.
0:33.4	And welcome King Phoenix joining us is a Twitch streamer.
0:37.3	He is an Xbox ambassador.
0:39.3	Welcome.
0:40.3	Thanks so much for being with us.
0:41.5	Thank you so much for having me.
0:42.7	I'm so honored to be here with both of you.
0:44.9	Oh, it's the feelings mutual.
0:46.7	I was telling you before we got on.
0:47.8	I saw you on level one gaming's black men and gaming stream, which was fantastic.
0:51.8	I just really appreciated that conversation.
0:54.2	I thought I got to follow this gentleman, get him on here.
0:57.1	You are an Xbox ambassador.
0:58.6	So that's, I mean, that's where we got to start since a lot of the unlocked audience
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