Module mentioned in Computer Games magazine
Many thanks to Elhanan for letting me know that one of my Neverwinter Nights 1 modules, C1 The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan was mentioned in the November 2006 issues of Computer Games magazine. I was able to order a copy of back issue of the magazine that mentioned the module. Sure enough the module was mentioned in the Modsquad section by Brett Todd along with a screen shot from the module.
The blurb from the magazine reads as follows:
"Not a Gygaxian Landmark, but Close Enough
...And just to continue the NWN lovefest, besure to check out C1 The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan, a conversion of the classic pen-and-paper D&D module from 1979. While the original module in question doesn't quite have the geek cred of a Gygaxian landmark like, say, S1 Tomb of Horrors or S3 Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, anyone who's a sucker for old school Greyhawk gaming will love this one. Designer ENoa4 has nicely captured the feel of hack-'n'-slash AD&D from way back in the day. Just keep in mind that the module is over two years old now and seems a bit dated when compared with more recent brethren that take advantage of the evolution in module design since 2004."
PRETTY COOL! I'm pumped. Thanks to Elhanan for letting me know about the write up. Maybe I'll do Barrier Peaks after Keep on the Boarderlands.... hmmmm.....
The blurb from the magazine reads as follows:
"Not a Gygaxian Landmark, but Close Enough
...And just to continue the NWN lovefest, besure to check out C1 The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan, a conversion of the classic pen-and-paper D&D module from 1979. While the original module in question doesn't quite have the geek cred of a Gygaxian landmark like, say, S1 Tomb of Horrors or S3 Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, anyone who's a sucker for old school Greyhawk gaming will love this one. Designer ENoa4 has nicely captured the feel of hack-'n'-slash AD&D from way back in the day. Just keep in mind that the module is over two years old now and seems a bit dated when compared with more recent brethren that take advantage of the evolution in module design since 2004."
PRETTY COOL! I'm pumped. Thanks to Elhanan for letting me know about the write up. Maybe I'll do Barrier Peaks after Keep on the Boarderlands.... hmmmm.....
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