Like their previous console title, the exclusivity did not last long and soon there was talk of a PC port. Released for the Xbox back in 2005, the game featured a mythical gameworld inspired by ancient China and gave players the chance to take up on the role of a martial artist. The success of the title eventually helped the company finance another console project of theirs, Jade Empire. In 2003, they teamed up with LucasArts in 2003 for their first console role-playing game set in the Star Wars universe, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Credited with single handedly resurrecting the interest in Dungeons and Dragon licensed games and gaining the adulation of many gamers for doing so - which is eerily similar to the now gone prospect of enslaving nations with necromancy in their next PC project, Dragon Age â€“ they went on to grow and become a successful RPG developer in the PC arena, creating various commercially successful games for the PC â€“ such as Baldurâ€™s Gate and Neverwinter Nights - as well as licensing their technology to other companies for projects as Planescape: Torment, the Icewind Dale series, and the upcoming The Witcher. Well! If youâ€™ve been following the CRPG scene for some years now, youâ€™re bound to have had a couple of run-ins with the dastardly Canadians and their games. Oh wait, this isnâ€™t a Bioware press release. On Wed 18 April 2007, 00:24:28Tags: BioWare Jade Empire