Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords will soon be available in physical form for Nintendo Switch owners in the West.
Various editions
Limited Run Games has confirmed that the next physical Nintendo Switch release will be the galactic RPG adventure. On August 19, 2022, at 10 a.m. ET, people will be able to pre-order the game for $34.99 USD per standard copy for Nintendo Switch.
The publisher also announced a $89.99 USD Premium Edition bundle, which will include extras like a SteelBook, a reversible 18′′ x 24′′ poster, character concept art cards, a G0-T0 enamel pin, a commemorative coin, and a certificate of authenticity.
Limited Run Games also announced a $174.99 USD Master Edition bundle, which includes everything in the Premium Edition bundle plus a throwback case, a Korriban concept art lithograph, a Darth Nihilus miniature hilt replica, a premium foil hardcover strategy guide, a Pazaak playing mat, and a Player 2 Pazaak deck!
About Star Wars: KOTOR II: The Sith Lords
The famous RPG classic is now available for Nintendo Switch.
Four thousand years before the Galactic Empire, hundreds of Jedi Knights have died in battle against the cruel Sith, and you are the last hope of the Jedi Order. Can you use the Force’s awesome power to save the Republic? Or will the lure of the dark side win you over?
- A Star Wars epic that takes place in a time before the Empire rose to power and is full of unique people, animals, vehicles, and planets.
- A deep RPG with characters you can change and choices that have real effects on the story, your squad, and even you.
- Use your own lightsaber and more than 40 abilities to harness the power of the Force.
- Take your own starship, the Ebon Hawk, on an adventure through eight huge and well-known Star Wars worlds, like Tatooine and Kashyyyk.
- You can choose your party from nine different crewmates, such as Twi’leks, droids, and Wookies, and form strong bonds with them.
You alone will decide whether the galaxy will have a hero or a villain, a savior or a conqueror.
