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Message: [QUOTE="ATenderLad, post: 20818, member: 3864"] I only ever played the Heroes of M&M games, but I've always admired the box art on this one. (late edit: I just remembered I [I]did[/I] play Might and Magic 2 on the Sega Genesis, and loved the manual) Once again, random notes while reading! [LIST] [*]Cloning was on the cusp of being a hot button issue in the wake of Dolly the Sheep, made me certain jetpacks were coming. [*]Wild how much of video games came from "Put D&D on the computer" [*][SIZE=4]Since you discussed the history of the series, it got me curious to go looking for more. Specifically I was wondering what games, if any, Jon Van Caneghem had played that inspired him to start working on his series in 1983. Both Ultima and Wizardy had been out for a couple years at that point, but every review I could find was more recent, and focused on how much he hated 3DO. (If it were up to him, he never would have released Might and Magic IX)[/SIZE] [*]Eyebrows the Druid looks like a white Wilt Chamberlain from Conan the Destroyer. [*]Would you say the story is so dense that the games need to be played in order? [*]I'd love to see a fantasy remake of The Informant! (2009) about Druid Monsanto fixing the price of grain. It's exactly the same movie, but Matt Damon is an orc. [*]Is there a PC fantasy RPG, of any series, that you'd put above this? [*]Okay I never saw this explained in the article and it's killing me. On the HUD of every in-game screenshot, what are, uh, Musketeer Gerard Depardieu and Billy Dee Williams doing there? [/LIST] These articles were excellent! [/QUOTE]

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