It's currently up for download on Usenet. I haven't installed it or
played it, but a few facts for those who are curious about it if this
release is identical to retail:
The game ships on one DVD with 3-3.5 GB of data on it.

I loved the Baldur's Gate series of games.  Since Throne of Bhaal - I
have seen nothing similar.  Based on AD&D rules was also interesting.
Have up to 6 charcters was a lot of fun, or playing online with others.
Is there something similar in the works any one has heard of?

http://www.action-games.org
welcomes you to great information on sports and fabulous games. Lots
to do online on this site. Have a great day!

Preliminary version of Microsoft's next OS already performing on par with
existing system.
Copied From Yahoo Games News 20 June
6:06 pm PDT June 20, 2006

(Posted previously on c.s.i.p.g.a - the answers interested me enough
that I'm adding them to Wikipedia as a list)
The first page of the Baldur's Gate II manual contains a memorial to
one of the game's artists who passed away, and Max Payne II had a

Online Massive game thing..Saga of Ryzom  has a download (500 mbs) and play
free forever the 1st main bit..
Any body here please say if its any good ?
Allso I 've just finished trying IRTH online free trial ...nearly drove me

remember this is a DS remake of the Japanese 8-bit Final Fantasy III
for the Famicom that was NEVER released officially in the west
(U.S., U.K., Europe),
It is *not* a remake of "FF III" for 16-bit Super NES which was

Yes, I am talking about the original Baldur's Gate with Tales of the
Sword Coast expansion, updated to the newest version.
Is there any easy way to see which quests are unsolved? As I see it,
the journal just writes both quests and other notes in one big list

I am thinking of purchasing Baldur's Gate II.
I can get The Collection on Ebay for around £13.  Alternatively, I can get
the Baldurs Gate compilation that is about to be rereleased:
http://www.amazon.co ...

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waves
Uwe

For some reason I bought Divine Divinity when it came out, never really
got into it, and it went on the shelf.
Then the other day I dug it out, installed it on a nice fast PC and it
rocks. I think it was another game that was just too darn slow and

I invoke Formosa's law with this guy.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/F/Formosas-Law.html
Respect the law. Please help him by not debating him.
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New DDO--Enhancements For the Overly Exposed - 06/18/2006
www.igametc.com
Exposure to caustic elements finally taking their toll on your skin?
Before you reach for the Jergens, DDO has unveiled new enhancements

It appears that Obsidian has decided to kill PWs for NWN2 be requiring
that players download and maintain the full module to be able to play
on it. This mean, of course, that all players will be able to take
apart the module to see where are the secrets are hidden and such. It