Despite the fact that GameBanshee's interview with Obsidian Entertainment's Feargus Urquhart from earlier this year was never able to be published, I think it's fair to say that its contents would have had many believing that Icewind Dale III will likely become a reality in the not-too-distant future. There are no guarantees, of course, but it's this possibility that had their editors return to the original games for a new three-page editorial entitled "Icewind Dale: The Past, Present, and Future".
20 years ago, Interplay Entertainment released Icewind Dale, a game based on a Dungeons & Dragons: Forgotten Realms campaign setting of the same name.
Player 2 takes a look at the first few hours of a range of recent D&D re-releases on the Switch and discusses if they are worth your time after all these years.
In spring 2003, four geeks sit in an attic room playing on cobbled-together PCs and to get their heads around the intricacies of THAC0.
Neverwinter Nights in December as well. That's one I'm really waiting on as the others have been in circulation on modern devices for years now, but not that one (limited to PC).
I loved Icewind Dale. That was a proper RPG. Not like some of todays rubbish.