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The Baldur's Gate series was a classic for the PC, and the announcement that it was being enhanced with updated technology and new content created quite a positive buzz in RPG circles. Now, with the game set to launch in less than two weeks, we had a chance to chat with Beamdog president Trent Oster about the game's initial delay, the new content, plans for DLC and, eventually, Baldur's Gate 2 Enhanced.
Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition is inching closer to release at the end of this month on PC, Mac and iPad, but Beamdog President Trent Oster said in an exclusive Shacknews interview that Sony wanted the rework of the classic RPG for the PlayStation Network as well.
Those of you upset by the delay of the updated and enhanced version of Baldur's Gate get a small reprieve: The release date has been moved up by two days to November 28.
As fans bask in the excitement of one new old-school-style RPG being announced, we are hit with some not-so-good news from on Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition. Beamdog has announced the game is being delayed until November 30.
Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition will a include cross-platform co-op across PC, Mac, Android, and iPad.
Beamdog promised a new character for the Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition, and we have a first look at who it is. Also: details on the all-new stand-alone adventure, The Black Pits.
It's always fun watching Trent Oster's tweets if you are following the development of Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition. Now we know about DLC coming for the game.
The team making Baldur's Gate Enhanced has always promised new content, and they have added a new lead writer with experience writing in the Forgotten Realms universe.
Beamdog's Trent Oster continues to leak small bits off information on Baldur's Gate Enhanced Edition via Twitter. We do a roundup of some of his latest tweets.
Beamdog unveiled the newest platform for the Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition, Mac OS X.
