It has been reported on sevral fronts that Bioware (anyway, I think it is them)was to unvale a new RPG along with Neverwinter Nights at the E3 convention. Anybody got news on this mysterious roll playing game? Thanks

i know they have a major project called Knights of the Old Republic, a starwars rpg

I tried to find the Bioware booth, but I couldn't. I found Interplay and Black Isle, but no Bioware. I think they only had meeting rooms and not a public booth.

Regardless, I haven't heard anything yet.

[ 05-27-2002, 12:03 AM: Message edited by: MILAMBER ]

Well they just "unveiled" Lionheart on the website if thats what your talking about?

Maybe it is Lionheart. This is the first I've heard of it. Does it look any good?

it looks fantastic difinately one to put on my to play list

heres the site http://lionheart.blackisle.com/

Uh, oh, this is gonna kill a bunch of PS:T fans that have been feverishly speculating that "the Mystery game" was going to be a sequel. Not gonna happen, IMHO. The game was supposedly a financial disappointment.

yes, and because of that i will do my wierd alien/american sounds: oo, aa, grr! aargh! raugh!!

They're releasing a game for the gameboy advance called "eye of the beholder". Not what you're talking about but still.

the art on the sceen shot reminds me a lot of PS:T, a bit prettier and not as colorful, but the same basic aritecture and design...
coincidence?...I think Not! :D

looks likea ripoff to me...

I think it's cool that ATARI is slapping its name on NWN [img]tongue.gif[/img]

They are rereleasing Eye of the beholder on the GBA!?!?!?!?!?!

Yippee the eye of the Beholder games were some of my all time favourite games on the amiga, now i am going to have to save up for a Gameboy Advance lol

Yeah here's the article- Infogrames today officially announced that they have secured the rights to create a game based on SSI's classic first-person roleplaying, Eye of the Beholder for the Game Boy Advance. Dubbed Dungeons & Dragons Eye of the Beholder, Infogrames' game will retell the classic story of its namesake and incorporate parts of the Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Third Edition Ruleset. New features include 60 standard 30 magical items, over 70 arcane and divine spells, skills and feats, seven races (Human, Half-Elf, Half-Orc, Lightfoot Halfling, Shield Dwarf, Moon Elf and Rock Gnome), NPC party members, four classes (Fighter, Rogue, Cleric, Wizard), class advancement to the 7th level, first person exploration, top-down isometric combat (turn-based, in the style of Pool of Radiance), and new areas not found in the original game. Look for it this fall. D&D Eye of the Beholder is being developed by Pronto Games

LOl, if you think that you are mad, you should hear what some of those people on the forums that Galadria goes to are saying. BTW, we Americans do make those noises, but only during sex.

Well Like most Really Really good games
It's public was limited to people who are really into RPG's
and while We all loved that game
a lot of other people didn't
and besides the game didn;t sell a lot at start so it went down in price pretty soon

Yeah, I enjoyed playing it, but the first time I picked it up, when it first came out, I was turned off by the description on the box, and I didn't play it until Galadria got into it, and I was so intrigued that I started a game of my own. Very unique,with great NPC's.