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<blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 4095489" data-attributes="member: 8863">Hmm, does this belong in general RPG or video games?&nbsp; Mmmmm, Treasure of Tarmin.&nbsp; I had (actually I think I sill have it somewhere) that cart on my Intellivision.&nbsp; That was a pretty good game, one of my favorites back when I was a kid.&nbsp; We'd play it all the time, and go deep into the dungeon, collect all three magic books and tons of treasure.&nbsp; I remember when I was older and had actually played D&amp;D I mapped out some of the levels; they were only semi-randomly generated from several set of 10x10&nbsp; or 12x12 geomorphs.Heroes of the Lance: I had this for a while on my NES, but I got rid of it because it was pretty boring.&nbsp; It has a reputation for being one of the worst NES games ever made, while it's&nbsp; not tht bad, it just isn't that replayable.Baldur's Gate is THE definitive old-school D&amp;D video game experience.&nbsp; And BG2 is supposed to be even better, though unfortunately I've never played it.&nbsp; It's a shame the article stopped at the first BG.&nbsp; I remember reading the old GameSpy article, that covered the games a bit deeper IIRC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orius, post: 4095489, member: 8863"] Hmm, does this belong in general RPG or video games? Mmmmm, Treasure of Tarmin. I had (actually I think I sill have it somewhere) that cart on my Intellivision. That was a pretty good game, one of my favorites back when I was a kid. We'd play it all the time, and go deep into the dungeon, collect all three magic books and tons of treasure. I remember when I was older and had actually played D&D I mapped out some of the levels; they were only semi-randomly generated from several set of 10x10 or 12x12 geomorphs. Heroes of the Lance: I had this for a while on my NES, but I got rid of it because it was pretty boring. It has a reputation for being one of the worst NES games ever made, while it's not tht bad, it just isn't that replayable. Baldur's Gate is THE definitive old-school D&D video game experience. And BG2 is supposed to be even better, though unfortunately I've never played it. It's a shame the article stopped at the first BG. I remember reading the old GameSpy article, that covered the games a bit deeper IIRC. [/QUOTE]

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