You'll have to choose from three different classes (scoundrel, scout, or soldier), as well as your gender, regardless of which creation method you choose, however. Initially, you can either create a 'custom' or 'quick' character, with the latter allowing you to get into the game immediately. For those of you who are familiar with the Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition rules, you'll most likely get the hang of character creation and advancement in KotOR relatively quickly. To my dismay, however, no such DVD collection exists. In fact, the game has actually rekindled my interest in console games overall and caused me to go in search for a DVD collection of the original Star Wars movies.

LucasArts and BioWare's Star Wars: KotOR is the first console game since I was just a young pup that has impressed me enough to replay it over and over again, spend numerous days at work with very little sleep, and write this very review. Let me begin by saying that if you're looking for the one and only place in existence that you can find a negative review of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic, you'll need to keep looking.

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