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<blockquote data-quote="Orius" data-source="post: 4780431" data-attributes="member: 8863">I have no idea.&nbsp; I've only played themm on the NES too.&nbsp; The best of the lot is Wizardry.&nbsp; I hated Ultima III (aka Ultima Exodus on the NES).&nbsp; The Bard's Tale isn't too bad, but in my digging on the web to learn more about the game, I learned that a good chunk of the game was cut out.&nbsp; The spellcasting classes in particular were chopped down ond simplified into 2 single caster classes instead of the class-changing stuff that was supposedly in the original.&nbsp; My favorite aspect of the game?&nbsp; The spell that turns enemies into figurines that let you summon them into battle later.&nbsp; And the magazine should be past the point where Gary left the company.&nbsp; Wasn't there a good-bye he wrote to the readers somewhere?&nbsp; I don't remember seeing it, though I've been busy the last week, and I've largely skimmed over the articles.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Orius, post: 4780431, member: 8863"] I have no idea. I've only played themm on the NES too. The best of the lot is Wizardry. I hated Ultima III (aka Ultima Exodus on the NES). The Bard's Tale isn't too bad, but in my digging on the web to learn more about the game, I learned that a good chunk of the game was cut out. The spellcasting classes in particular were chopped down ond simplified into 2 single caster classes instead of the class-changing stuff that was supposedly in the original. My favorite aspect of the game? The spell that turns enemies into figurines that let you summon them into battle later. And the magazine should be past the point where Gary left the company. Wasn't there a good-bye he wrote to the readers somewhere? I don't remember seeing it, though I've been busy the last week, and I've largely skimmed over the articles. [/QUOTE]

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