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See Games Differently
Baldurs Gate: Enhanced Edition
On November 30, 1998, a little-known company called BioWare released a strangely titled game named Baldur’s Gate for personal computers. It was critically and commercially acclaimed, an excellent RPG with a gigantic world, interesting characters and lots of little details to discover and enjoy. Fourteen years later, Baldur’s Gate is…
Mmmm, tastes like music clips. When Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition was first announced, one of the coolest things about it was the fact that it’ll feature an all new adventure, “The Black Pits”. And one of the coolest things about that was that it meant we’d be getting new music…
Classic Western role-playing games are hard to find these days. The most successful ones are chimeras, like Mass Effect 3 and The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, games that graft a role-playing game’s quests and statistics onto shooting or action-based mechanics.
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