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Interplay Gives up All D&D Games

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, May 2, 2004.

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    (Originally posted by chevalier)

    Not only Baldur's Gate for the PC, not even the totality of Baldur's Gate franchise, but all Dungeons and Dragons games have been removed from Interplay's game catalogue and online store with no explanation whatsoever. Planescape: Torment, Baldur's Gate saga and Icewind Dale saga are gone. Guess these would be the Herve Caen's alternative strategies. Here's what they say at No Mutants Allowed:

    Something is up. The Dungeon and Dragon games, including the new Dark Alliance II title, are gone from the Interplay website. They are no longer listed in the A-Z Games list or in the Interplay web store. The game review links also dissapeared from the front page. Maybe Caen's nightmare scenario of losing the rights to publish Dark Alliance came true? There is no confirmation on this and no official statement has been issued about the dissapearance of those titles.

    Read the whole thing at No Mutants Allowed and see Interplay's list of games without any of their D&D titles. So, where does that leave all the D&D games released by Interplay? As far as we can tell, dead, just like Planescape: Torment. Once the currently available stock sells out, they will not get re-released. That is, until Interplay finally drops dead and someone buys the game rights off them...
     
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