As for Baldur's Gate II ...
If you've enjoyed BGI and IWD, I think you'll eventually enjoy BGII, too. Personally, I found the 'game world' really impressive because it was created with much more attention to detail than the other two games.
The difference, especially when compared to W&W, is that it is fairly easy to get lost in those details. I have to admit that I haven't gotten past the third chapter (and am playing a lot more W&W and DiabloII just now because I don't feel like paying a lot of attention to details these days, too much work to do).
If you have lots of time and don't just play in the evenings, give BGII a chance (I love it when Jan Janssen tries to lure Boo away from Minsc ). If you can only play for an hour or two at a time, better go back and play W&W with yet another party.
Oh, and try to see the first chapter of BGII as a kind of preface ... the game really doesn't start to get interesting until you get out into town and get a rough idea of what's going on.
Just my opinion,
Stine
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