US video game developer admits 'Star Wars' game on Nintendo Switch is broken


The developer has also been tasked with a full remake and upgrade of the original game 'Knights of the Old Republic' for the Playstation 5 and PC. — Screengrab from YouTube

Aspyr, an Austin video game developer, has admitted that a port of a beloved Star Wars video game to the Nintendo Switch is currently unwinnable — if you play it without cheating.

The video game developer re-released the beloved Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II — The Sith Lords on June 8 for the Nintendo Switch to the delight of fans of the original 2004 game. But players immediately discovered that game-breaking bug is stopping some players from completing it, Kotaku reported.

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