Yesterday, Star Wars fans the world over started panicking when the KOTOR Remake trailer was removed from YouTube. It was uploaded back in 2021 following a PlayStation Showcase event, revealing that a remake of the 2003 fan-favourite game was in the works, being developed by Aspyr – but the project has since been handed over to Saber Interactive.
However, comments made by a spokesperson for Sony have settled concerns regarding the deletion of the KOTOR Remake trailer.
It’s All Good, Folks
In a statement handed over to Kotaku, a Sony representative explained:
As part of normal business, we delist assets with licensed music when the licenses expire.
That’s all well and good, but it was also noted that the only licensed track used in the trailer is the main Star Wars theme, owned by Disney.
It’s also worth stressing that the trailer exists elsewhere – and we’ve embedded a version below for you to watch.
So, is the Knights of the Old Republic Remake still on track to be delivered? Since 2021, we’ve had no further information dropped, and as far as we know, it’s still being developed as a PlayStation 5 exclusive.
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