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I didn't realise that. Interesting. I don't see a direct sequel happening this many years after Jedi Academy was released, but maybe Kyle Katarn could come back in some capacity. I wouldn't hold your breath on it, mind.

I've wanted KOTOR 3 for years to finish the story, but I think too much time has passed now for it to be the sort of thing I was hoping for. I'd be perfectly happy for Obsidian to just do a sequel with the same old engine, but that obviously wouldn't fly with today's flashy graphical showpieces. SWTOR apparently had an expansion pack that effectively acted as the next chapter in Revan's story, which is a shame because MMOs really aren't my thing. A good single-player RPG without any microtransaction bollocks would be nice, I suppose. The Jedi Knight series is a little different because Jedi Academy didn't end on a cliffhanger. Even after trying Fallen Order, I still think that the Jedi Knight games have the best feeling lightsaber combat of any Star Wars game, so I'd be interested to see that style in a modern game.

As long as Obsidian writes KOTOR 3. Keep current day Bioware away from it.

I'm sure we'll see a good number of games delayed to 2022 in the coming months.

It looks as though EA's exclusive rights to publish Star Wars games is coming to an end. Lucasfilm has revealed its own games division and that it will be working with Ubisoft to make a game over the next few years.

Well, that's not the only reason to hate Ubisoft at the moment.

Newcastle were the only team Derby beat in their record-breaking 12-point season. Historically poor teams seem to have form against them.

MDickie's Wrestling Empire is out today and it has a free demo. I tried it out and thought it was quite fun.

5-0 is a good result for Marine. They only conceded once in the second half.

I think I agree. As long as they're not showing off and messing around, winning by a big margin is perfectly fine.

I've always found it a bit weird that they have television cameras in the changing rooms.

Vinicius is deadly from a yard out.

Crossbar!

I love the idea of watching a Premier League team from your front door.

After getting Stevenage to a mid-table finish in The Championship, I decided to leave at the end of my contract. I got the job at Everton, who were battling relegation, and we ended up ninth. I got into the Champions League for the next two seasons. We've now been taken over by an American tycoon. Exciting. I hope it's still fun to play with lots of money.

I hope Bale and Son come on at some point. Those are the sort of players you want to see in a tie like this to make the occasion more special.

Is now a bad time to remind everyone that Crawley's nickname is The Red Devils?

Think again.

Final Score is more fun to watch when there's live coverage of all the games.

Chorley win!

It's always seemed to me that that's the majority opinion on here, mainly because of when most of the posters here were children and teenagers. My feelings on nineties music are mixed. There was some fun dance pop here and there, but I find that the rock genre tended to lack either the fun or punchiness that I like. It's rare that I listen to a nineties rock song that I find in any way memorable.

Cocky Villa disrespecting a minnow club by fielding a second-string side.

I think there's a mode that removes a phase away from boss battles, but you can't complete the game with it on because it locks you out of the last couple of levels. A game that handles difficulty really well is Hades. There's a mode that gives you an extra 2% damage resistance every time you die, and you also gain more currency to unlock boosts on each run. It's a great way to build up your progress and make you feel more confident each time you play.