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Aspyr is considering bringing the remaining two entries of the Tomb Raider Survivor trilogy to Nintendo platforms, including Switch and Switch 2, driven by the passionate response from fans, though no official announcements have been made yet.
Aspyr released Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, using a flexible code base to optimize performance and support features like multiplayer. They collaborated closely with Crystal Dynamics and plan to support the new hardware with future titles, while also considering updates and potential ports of other Tomb Raider games based on player feedback.
Development screenshots and prototypes from Aspyr's cancelled version of the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake have surfaced, revealing details about weapons, props, and early gameplay elements, providing insight into the ambitious plans that were ultimately halted before completion. The project is now in the hands of Saber Interactive, with no news yet on its progress.
Aspyr has released an enhanced edition of Obsidian's 2006 RPG Neverwinter Nights 2, featuring improved graphics, refined mechanics, full controller support, and all original expansions, with some unspecified gameplay updates and support for modern hardware and modding.
The remastered versions of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 offer improved character models and cutscenes but fall short in environmental texture upgrades and video options. While the remaster maintains the original gameplay mechanics, it lacks customization features like resolution and framerate adjustments, which may disappoint some players. Despite these shortcomings, the remaster is a worthwhile purchase for newcomers to the series, though fans of the original might find the updates insufficient for the price.
Aspyr is remastering the 2000 PlayStation game Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles for the Nintendo Switch, with pre-orders now available on the eShop for $17.99, including a 10% discount. The remaster features all unlockables from the start, 13 new playable characters, and classic cheat codes. The game, which supports two-player couch co-op, is set to release on January 23, 2024, and includes modern features like updated controls and new modes.
Aspyr's remastered versions of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 are now available for pre-order on the Nintendo Switch eShop, with a release set for December. The remaster features graphical upgrades and a pre-order discount in select regions, reducing the price from $29.99 to $26.99 until December 11, 2024. Originally released in 1999 and 2001, these action-adventure games were developed by Crystal Dynamics.
Saber Interactive CEO Matthew Karch confirms that the remake of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is still in development and "alive and well," despite limited updates. The project, which has been in the works for several years, is now being co-developed by Saber Interactive after parting ways with Embracer Group. The game is said to be "massive" and is being remade from scratch due to its age, with no confirmed release date yet. In the meantime, Star Wars fans can look forward to Ubisoft's open-world game, Star Wars Outlaws, and the debut of Star Wars: The Acolyte on Disney+ in June.
Aspyr has released the first post-launch update for Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection, addressing multiplayer, control schemes, visuals, audio, and bug fixes. The update, currently available on Steam and in the submission process for consoles, also includes changes unrelated to a high-profile Battlefront 2 mod Aspyr is alleged to have used. The developer continues to work on server-side adjustments to improve the online multiplayer experience and is planning for Update II, while modders are also working to fix the game.
A Star Wars: Battlefront modder has discovered further evidence that the Classic Collection used their mod, despite developer Aspyr's assurances that it wouldn't. The controversial release sparked concern in the Battlefront community, as it appeared to incorporate a mod that brought Xbox-exclusive content to the PC version. Aspyr initially claimed the release didn't include uncredited content, but the modder found evidence to the contrary, leading to criticism of Aspyr's handling of the situation. Following the game's troubled launch, modders have worked to address the issues, while Aspyr has attributed the problems to network infrastructure errors.
The Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection launch has been marred by issues, including the use of a mod without the creator's permission, despite assurances from developer Aspyr. The mod in question involves a character called Asajj Ventress, and although some patches have been released to address the issue, frustration remains within the modding community and player base. As a result, the game's Steam rating is currently mostly negative.
Aspyr's Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection has faced a disastrous launch, with only three servers running on a single gonk droid, leading to matchmaking issues and crashes. The misplaced droid and other technical problems have left fans dissatisfied with the $40 remake, while leaked memos and employee accounts shed light on the rushed release and development challenges. The runaway robot has been located, and additional power droids are set to double the server space.
Aspyr recently released the Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection, but the launch has been marred by technical issues, including high ping, matchmaking errors, crashes, and a lack of servers. The game has received overwhelmingly negative reviews on Steam, with players also expressing dissatisfaction with changes to controls, menus, and mod compatibility. Aspyr has acknowledged the issues and is working to improve network stability. Despite the problems, the collection offers new players and additional content, but players can still purchase and play the original games for a lower price.
The Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection has faced a rocky launch with "Overwhelmingly Negative" user reviews on Steam due to online server instability, crashing sessions, lag, lost audio, and sluggish performance. Developer Aspyr acknowledged "critical errors" in its network infrastructure and is working to address these issues, prioritizing network stability. This launch adds to previous controversies surrounding Aspyr's handling of Star Wars projects, including a lawsuit over promised DLC for Knights of the Old Republic II remaster.
The launch of the Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection on Steam has been plagued by server issues and other problems, prompting developer Aspyr to issue a statement acknowledging critical errors with their network infrastructure. Despite efforts to address these issues, player dissatisfaction persists, leading to a significant drop in player numbers and a 20% positive review rating on Steam, making it the ninth lowest-rated release in Steam history. Fans are expressing disappointment with the quality of the release and are uncertain about when other issues will be resolved.