to my knowledge the closest thing that comes to
the older style games like Unlimited adventures it
the newer Forgotten Realms based series Boulder's
Gate... This is'n however made but TSR or SSI to
my knowledge as wizards of the coast bought up the
peices of what was left of AD&D as since the late
80's parents movment (the BAN SATAN movement as
i've heard it called) AD&D fell out of favor with
the younger generation because of their parents
viewing it as evil. (Dates back to a couple of
isolated incedents in which AD&D was supposed to
be the insperation for some kids hurting and in
one case killing another kid.) i you go to a
place like Funcoland or similar game store, you
could probably find a copy of Eye of the Beholder
for the SNES, as a almost perfect replica was made
for the system.... other than that I couldn't
really tell you much as I quit following the
computer AD&D side of things durring the mid 90's,
bout the time Unlimited Adventures was realeased
on the PC (last purchase of AD&D comp games I
made ) :(
The only other thing that comes close is
Everquest, which is a TRUE-REAL-TIME turnbased
AD&D like game (kinda like a doom style AD&D
game). only prob is it's net play only, and costs
money to be apart of, 19.95 a month i think, or
something like thatit might have been only 9 or
7... I don't know as i personally don't play but
my borther does.
If you have anymore questions, drop me a line
:)>"A finatic is a person who can't change his
mind,
>and won't change the subject!"
> --Sir Winceton
Churchil--
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of thought, and the wisdom never to use either.
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Better to say nothing and seem foolish, than to
open you're mouth and prove them right!
-Mark Twain-
"I was once intreduced by a lawyer, who always
kept his hands in his pockets. He intreduced me
as, "Mark Twain. A humorist... Who is very funny".
Never in my life have I been graced with a
complement as generous as this... Or one so well
deserved. But the audiance beheld a much more
amazing and rare specitcal than, Mark Twain, a
humorist, who was very funny. They had a lawyer
who kept his hands in his own pockets!"
--Hal Holbrook as Mark
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one's self a compliment on occasion. Why I can do
it right now, I can say that there are two men on
this earth who are most remarkable. Kippling is
one, and I am the other. Between us, we cover all
knowledge. Kippling knows all that can be known
and I know the rest!"
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