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<blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 6298052" data-attributes="member: 3400">They don't have to have the reputation that Marvel and DC have, nor do their multimedia ambitions need to be so high either. But I think getting something out there is considerably better than not. Why should WotC be content to have a large slice (possibly even the majority) of a shrinking pie when they can get slices of lots more pies? I'd love to see another set of decent D&amp;D computer and console games. D&amp;D Heroes for the X-box was a lot of fun for all of its hack and slashyness. Baldur's Gate was an excellent computer RPG as a hybrid of 2e with some 3e influences. I'd be thrilled to see them work with Bioware to produce something on Mass Effect's level of D&amp;D console RPG. And by getting more D&amp;D out there in these other media, they may be able to slow the shrinking of the tabletop RPG pie. Cross promotion will bring some people in and I'm all for that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="billd91, post: 6298052, member: 3400"] They don't have to have the reputation that Marvel and DC have, nor do their multimedia ambitions need to be so high either. But I think getting something out there is considerably better than not. Why should WotC be content to have a large slice (possibly even the majority) of a shrinking pie when they can get slices of lots more pies? I'd love to see another set of decent D&D computer and console games. D&D Heroes for the X-box was a lot of fun for all of its hack and slashyness. Baldur's Gate was an excellent computer RPG as a hybrid of 2e with some 3e influences. I'd be thrilled to see them work with Bioware to produce something on Mass Effect's level of D&D console RPG. And by getting more D&D out there in these other media, they may be able to slow the shrinking of the tabletop RPG pie. Cross promotion will bring some people in and I'm all for that. [/QUOTE]

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