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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 3651890" data-attributes="member: 2067">The value in the D&D brand is, quite simply, a whole lot of dedicated players who *will* buy and play any decent game attached to the liscence.Or are you telling me you wouldn't shell out $60 for a D&D game with a solidly good buzz?I think D&D and FF do different things, ultimately. FF is very cinematic. D&D is very much a game about the rules.In my mind, you could make a good D&D game that's nothing but dungeon crawls and a character builder on the cheap. Maybe make it a cheap portable game that generates random dungeons that you can build characters and run through. Maybe even make it so that players can build their own dungeons and share them online. For instance, through the Nintendo DS. Make it more about creating solid characters and difficult dungeons and sharing these simple parcels of information with each other, seeing who has the best.That game is simple, basic, and fairly plain, but it'd be a ton more fun than most of what Atari has put out for the liscence so far.</blockquote>