If you're encountering a "No Disk Inserted" message while trying to play Knights of the Old Republic II, it could be due to a few reasons. If you're using a physical disc, the disc might be scratched or dirty, preventing the console or PC from reading it. If you're playing a digital copy or using an emulator, the game files may be corrupted or not properly configured. Lastly, ensure that your system meets the game's requirements and that the drive is functioning correctly.
It depends on what Sims you own. Some of them you must have the disk inserted, and others once you install them you don't.
It is possible to play the video game Kotor 2 on a Mac. Instructions of how to do so are online.
do you have the real devil may cry 3 disk cuz if you dont it will keep on saying wrong CD inserted you need to put in the disk of devil may cry 3
There is a possibility that it may be a DVD and the other device cannot play DVDs. There is also the fact that maybe it was not burned properly, and is burned as a file, and not to play when inserted into a disk drive.
Just as you would on an original Xbox.
Not without modding.
It does not give you anything extra in the actual game but it helps you to understand the storyline.
Try to unistall the game and re install it and if that fails call the help line.
Not without modding.
They are both very different in many ways. KOTOR 2 is more complicated and the plot is not as well and not as dramatic, and the game can be really confuseing , especially if you didn't play the first one. It's not required to play the first one, but the game will make a little more sense. Personally, I think the first one is always the best one, although I'm looking forward to the MMO game The Old Republic. My opinion: KOTOR 1 is better.
Sorry this isn't Mass Effect, besides in the first kotor you play as Revan in the second, he ventures off into unknown space so you play as a Jedi Exile instead.
No, once you do that you win the game and the game is over.