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<blockquote data-quote="Warunsun" data-source="post: 6271548" data-attributes="member: 6688054">The Barnes &amp; Noble website still has the information in their computer for these two products with the prices, SKU's, and release dates. They have simply made it invisible to searches and page fingering. Someone obviously decided to hide them but orders are still being honored along with the sale prices. If you have an order for one or both of these products you can see the details in your account settings. But other than the sticker price it was pretty commonly known or expected to have the game released at GenCon. Many people also suspected that a starter or red box would come out a little earlier. So nothing earth shattering was actually learned. For years all the D&amp;D product releases have been scooped from Amazon.com and B&amp;N. Heck, these dates used to be reported right here on EnWorld and oftentimes before they were announced at wizards.com. This is nothing new.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warunsun, post: 6271548, member: 6688054"] The [I]Barnes & Noble[/I] website still has the information in their computer for these two products with the prices, SKU's, and release dates. They have simply made it invisible to searches and page fingering. Someone obviously decided to hide them but orders are still being honored along with the sale prices. If you have an order for one or both of these products you can see the details in your account settings. But other than the sticker price it was pretty commonly known or expected to have the game released at [I]GenCon[/I]. Many people also suspected that a starter or red box would come out a little earlier. So nothing earth shattering was actually learned. For years all the D&D product releases have been scooped from Amazon.com and B&N. Heck, these dates used to be reported right here on EnWorld and oftentimes before they were announced at wizards.com. This is nothing new. [/QUOTE]

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