Given that the game has been out for a while, and that the core mechanics aren't changing from platform to platform, I won't go into the finer points of gameplay; if you want the full scoop, you can read our review of the Xbox version here. The good news is that this isn't turning out to be the rush-job port many companies would offer, with no consideration of the differing needs of gamers on different platforms. BioWare is tweaking the interface to work with the standard mouse-and-keyboard setup. Now, instead of icons that are constantly on-screen, you'll get pop-up menus during combat and more elements relegated to the corners, freeing up screen real estate and allowing you to better take in the whole scene. In addition, the ability to use the mouse to click on items, doors and enemies makes it not only easier to move around and tackle objectives, but quicker, too; if you can click on a door in the distance, you can get your character to run to it rather than having to constantly press a control stick for movement. It doesn't solve the minor problem of KOTOR's requiring you to traverse really big distances on foot, but it does make it more palatable.​