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		List Price: $9.99		Publisher: Atari Salesrank: 15235 Released: 2003-09-09
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Really great
This is really way better than the excellent original. Vanna , I think is actually better looking in this one.

I just received this as a gift, and my concern is that the recently released WOF 2003(purchased last spring) is basically the same game. Well, at least if the 2500 puzzles are different.

Comparing vol. 2 and ‘03; Some of the bonus prizes are different, and of course, Vanna now wears a red dress (2003), really different is the opening sequence. Look quick , and you’ll see Pat and Vanna in a hot tub together. blink, you’ll miss it.

Agree, it does play slightly slow, but not overly so.

Atari, (or whom ever) should really try to upgrade there game to incorporate some of the features of the current TV show (one of our favorites) into the next CD ROM. Like the preliminary lightening rounds, and the selection of bonus prizes (spin the bonus wheel–Cars, cash, upto $100 THOUowowow-SAND Dollars!.

Agree, who needs Pat Sajak anyway? Vanna does the better

Upside: Solo play is tough, overwall level is more difficult than watching it on TV and playing along with the actual show.

As an aside, my wife gave me this for an Anniversary gift, after wondering what to buy for me. Her last words where that I had too many computer games, (mostly slots, table, board, and arcade games). I was surprised, and she almost got mad when I commented on whether or not it was the same as WOF 2003 (different package and maker, Atari instead of Hasbro or infogames. (Actually all the same company.) When I assured her, by running it that it was not, everything was well again. I think the reason she got it for me, is that our 2 year old son , she thinks may have messed up my WOF ‘03 game,

Again, if the 03 game has different puzzles than this, all will really be great; and besides, and probably most important, the Missus feels that this is more educatational than the dozen or so slots and casino, and card games that I already have. although he enjoys helping me play them.

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Gameboy car adapter
My son loves it! I love it even more! No more hearing from the backseat, (20 minutes into the 2 hour drive) "MY BATTERY DIED!". Priceless invention. Every kid should have one if they travel.

		List Price: $79.95		Publisher: Atari Salesrank: 18186 Released: 2002-11-26
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This Game Rocks!
I started playing this when I was seven. I’ve loved it ever since. See, The graphics are really cool, but could use some getting used to. First you start in a training place after you make a character. The character can be a wizard, sorceress, druid, fighter, ect. It is alot of fun because you can pick from already made characters or you can make your own. Then you have to complete your training and then talk to Aribeth where mages attack you. Then you gotta get to the Waterdavien creatchers, but they escape. Basically its alot of fun. You have to get them. Thats all I got up to. Once outside, there are four places you can go to to fight. I say you should first go to the Beggars Nest specially if you have the power to turn the dead. If you can, it will be so easy to kill all the zombies. You can even make up your own game. And your own conversations, you can even make up people to fight in the game and place them anywhere you want. The bad part is that when you can do majic and you find a scroll that can summon a dire boar, when you go to sleep to regenerate, the boar disappears and you have to sommon it again, so if you are planning to summon something like that, either become a scorceress and when you’re making the character, all you have to do is put that under your ’spells’ or you can become a wizard and learn that by putting the scroll in your spellbook. Basically, I reccomend this for all people who like RP games and Fighting. If you’ve played Diablo, or Diablo 2, this game is somewhat like that only better.

improved perfection
The world of RPG has always been a rocky one. It is like a group of statisticians looking for the grail. Still, it is one of the purest game forms. not bend on impossibility, but on imagination. A world that was formed by hundreds of books telling tales of mystical times, of magical challenges and the principles of the war artisans.
A game like that partially existed and was called "Baldurs Gate". These designers took a long look and improved an a great concept. the result is "Neverwinter Nights". It starts with the challenge of finding 4 creatures that form the cure for a plague. When at last you find the 4, and when you make the cure, then you will learn that it is only the introduction to something far more. walking around this world. fighting the creatures of evil, searching the places of darkness is so compelling, you can be at this for many many months. And to top this all off, there is a toolkit that will allow you to design your own challenges. For you or for your friends.
If you are new to the RPG world, then this game is a great place to start. If you are a RPG fan, then you cannot afford, not owning this game.

Excellent RPG
What an excellent RPG. It was well worth the price. Sure it doesn’t conform 100% to D&D 3E rules, but heck, it’s tons more fun that way. I’ve started playing RPGs since Final Fantasy I for the NES (another excellent series), and I would have to say this is all around one of my favorite RPGs of all time.

Realistic review from avid D&D GM and computer gamer
I have played and GMed D&D games for about 10 years now and have been a computer gamer since I was a kid. I have also completed the game all of the way through twice with different character classes.

Of all the D&D computer games I have played, this one has far been the best. For those who are not used to rotating camera angles, this game can take some getting used to. Try the different camera options in the settings panel if you are not comfortable with it in a day.

The games overall graphics are great. The character models are not a strong as they could be but, they get the job done. Storyline is interesting and fun for 1 player. For multi-player it is better is you are playing either with someone you know or someone you meet that is interesting. I found that playing in or near the same room where you can have running commentary the best.

For those from the tabletop game, this has the closest implementation on 3rd edition rules that I have seen. There have been some modifications to make it fit better in the video game environment but these have been for the better from what I have experienced.

Overall, this has been a great game and I recommend it to anyone that loves computer RPG’s - even if your not really a fan of D&D (or have no idea what I’m talking about when I say D&D).

For the special edition, if you like art and extra features, this kit is for you. If all you want is the game, save your money and get the standard because this has nothing extra for you.

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Great Package, Great Game
First off, for the game 4 stars(I’ll explain in a bit). For the Collector’s Edition you get the VIP treatment as with some game boxes in the 80’s. You get a very nice Jersey(Tee-shirt with long-sleeves)that has not just some… decale, but writing on the sleeve, chest, and back. You get a huge cloth poster of a Warrior woman wielding dual swords(very nice) a mouse pad map(exact duplicate from the paper map in the regular ED)that you can look at as you wheel your mouse in for attack. You get an art book with a nice picture of Lady Aribeth de Tylmarande (also beautifully done on the DVD case of your game disks.) And you get a nice box with the warrior/ranger to put it all in.
Now for the game:
Although this is a very fun and addictive game, it is weak in some areas, namely the lone wolf character along with his hired help. No party. You cannot control the leveling attribute/feat placement of your significant other either. Another thing is the level 20 cap. I don’t mind so much except that the expansion pack isn’t going to expand on that either(so I’ve heard).
Other than these two pretty major flaws, it’s a dang good hack-n-slash with RPG elements. The nice thing about 3rd Edition is that you can multi-class(even a paladin) and have a Paladin/fighter that can dish out Specialzing(if you know what I mean) damage with his… Sword. 2nd Ed you couldn’t. Furthermore, Paladins were useless in 2nd because the fighter/cleric(a class that should’ve been forbidden in those rules) was always better and not very balanced. Like I said in IWD2, if you don’t like it, that is your opinion and nothing more. Fighters have more feats and Paladins(of Helm) loose part of thier paladin powers because they have to wait until level 5(when weapon specializing) to become a Paladin again. In this game multi-classing is free game for paladins, but I like it that way(and so do a lot of Wizard/Paladins).
I once had the original edition of NWN but returned it promptly… Amazon is the first place I saw it…

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		List Price: $17.98		Publisher: Audio Salesrank: 707159 Released: 2001-04-17
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1. Audio 11 A2 - Chris Liebing
2. Audio 17 a - Andrew Richley
3. Audio 15 A2 - Basic Implant
4. Audio 11 B - Chris Liebing
5. Audio 13 A1 - David Squillace
6. Audio 16 A1 - Umek
7. Audio 09r A1 [Gaetano Parisio Mix] - Andrew Richley,
8. Audio 12 A1 - Basic Implant
9. Audio 14 - Andrew Richley,
10. Audio 12 B1 - Basic Implant
11. Audio 16 B1 - Umek
12. Audio 09r [Buckfunk 3000 Mix] - Andrew Richley,

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