Senior Producer Lawrence Liberty talks about D&D Tactics for the PSP @ GameZone

Vikingod · May 8, 2007, 02:48 PM

Source: GameZone
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Just mention the phrase "D&D" and those in the know will conjure up bright images, full of high-fantasy adventure, a solid ruleset and lots of deaths along the way of a grand journey. The Dungeons & Dragons license is certainly not a new venture when it comes to video games. But with Tactics, D&D is marching onto the PSP handheld, offering up an original story in a turn-based setting.

Originally slated to hit the retail shelves around the holiday season of 2006, Tactics was delayed so that the game (when released this summer) would supply D&D fans the bliss they expect from a licensed product. The result is a vibrant game that adheres to the current ruleset and presents an original story where alignment means so much to the gaming experience.

May 8, 2007, 02:48 PM	#1
Vikingod Int'l Fish Liaison Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: By the light of lamp I sit and type... Posts: 16,197 Rep Power: 112 System Specs	Senior Producer Lawrence Liberty talks about D&D Tactics for the PSP @ GameZone Source: GameZone ___________ Just mention the phrase "D&D" and those in the know will conjure up bright images, full of high-fantasy adventure, a solid ruleset and lots of deaths along the way of a grand journey. The Dungeons & Dragons license is certainly not a new venture when it comes to video games. But with Tactics, D&D is marching onto the PSP handheld, offering up an original story in a turn-based setting. Originally slated to hit the retail shelves around the holiday season of 2006, Tactics was delayed so that the game (when released this summer) would supply D&D fans the bliss they expect from a licensed product. The result is a vibrant game that adheres to the current ruleset and presents an original story where alignment means so much to the gaming experience.