A Drunken Irishman's history of Western RPGs - part three
Jul 23, 2008 Submitted by Sciere Bronze Star Contributing Member (97375)
After having dealt with the eighties and the early nineties, today Drunken Irishman ventures into the late nineties, from the key title Fallout (1997) that introduced realistic choice and consequence in the genre, to Wizardry 8 (2001), a relic of a generation of RPGs that refused to adapt.

Aside from many elementary titles discussed thoroughly, this section, The birth of new era - late 90's to modern age, also shows how three of the most important franchises (Might and Magic, Ultima and Wizardry) come to a grinding halt with the rise of a new force in town, BioWare.

Coming up tomorrow, the final part:
  • Modern Age - 2002-2007, the indies and a conclusion
Continue reading the article, starting from the new section, here.
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