KOTOR Getting a REBOOT? New Leak!

I'd buy this so quick! 

KOTOR remake or reboot is a smart idea, can get all that fan money. I have the first one on steam it's not a good game. I wont play the sequel and after Fallout 4 I mean Mass Effect Andromeda, I'm not really interested in any game BioWare is making. They would have to impress me quite a bit with what ever they are making next. A new IP would be at lest be worth a look or Jade empire 2.( I'd buy that game) It is just a rumor so maybe there is a new hope.

I love those two games with all my heart, but I hope it's more either an exact remake with every conversation and location identical, or a spiritual successor in the same timeframe with a completely different story (Snoke and Maz Kanata maybe?), rather than retconning the first two games. But it's probably just another TOR expansion.

This may get a bit long winded and may contain SPOILERS to various Star Wars content.

I personally love the prospect of them making a new KOTOR up to the new canon because there's a massive debate in many fan communities over just how not canon KOTOR actually is. 

While it is true that everything in the Expanded Universe was made not canon, with KOTOR falling in line, it is NOT true that everything but the movies was rendered Legends as the TV shows - Star Wars: Clone Wars and its sequel series, Star Wars Rebels - are still canon. In these shows, we got to see various things that were once only in the Expanded Universe, such as Darth Bane, Darth Maul's survival, Grand Admiral Thrawn, Bendu, and the entire planet of Mandalore. 

The list goes on.

Though Disney's Lucasfilm have repeated gone through Legends to make things canon in the new lore, an example being the Kyber Crystals (the source of power behind light-sabers, the Death Star, and its spiritual successors) repeatedly mentioned in Rogue One, it isn't impossible for even the smallest of things to make it through. Since these shows are canon, a lot of the fandom have, unfortunately, taken the habit of assuming entire sections of Legends are canon simply because a piece is mentioned. An example of this is Darth Bane being canon, who created the Rule of Two system that Palpatine and Vader are apart of. Because of Bane's appearance, people believe ALL of the Sith Lords from the Rule of Two are canon in their entirety, such as Darth Plagueis being a Muun, which isn't exactly specified in anything canon.

Why I mentioned all this in conjunction with KOTOR is because there are strong speculations and hints about KOTOR in the season two finale of Star Wars Rebels where a Sith Holocron is being sought after on the Ancient Sith world of Malachor by the cast. The Holocron speaks in the voice of Darth Traya, or at least the same voice actress, who was the Master of Revan - the main character of the first game to any who don't know or did not remember. 

So, that brings a rise to the question, is KOTOR already canon, and if not, just how much of it is or isn't?

Regardless of my needless post, I still would love to see KOTOR brought out of Legends in a REBOOT, I just hope that it isn't an exclusive (unless it's Xbox - Hey, I'm not perfectly unbiased) or a cash grab from EA.

I would pay so much money to see this happen.  The KotOR games were what hooked me on RPG's so I would love to see some sort of reboot of the series or even a third game in the franchise (even though I know the chances of that are basically zero, lol.) 

I was thinking recently that I would go back to play kotor again. I'd be down for this myself.

Also I love Ashley's shirt

A Kotor remake, you have my attention.

please please let this be true

I hope Disney let's kotor be canon, it was my first actual foray into rpgs, and the first game I completed. Also the lore that was with the game was really good imo 

I'd love to see a KotOR-style game, but I'd hate to see it being just another remakening.

Remaster sounds nice. A new KOTOR game made by Bioware, unfortunately, does not.