| Neverwinter Nights Platinum DVD Edition | 
 enlarge | From: Atari
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $49.99
New (1) Used (2) from $32.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 10387
Format: Cd-rom
Platforms: Windows 98, Windows Xp, Windows 2000, Windows Me
ESRB: Teen
Media: CD-ROM
Edition: Platinum DVD-ROM
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 1.3
MPN: 25831
UPC: 742725258310
EAN: 0742725258310
ASIN: B0002VQD0I
Release Date: September 15, 2004
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | In Neverwinter Nights, a city is under quarantine as a deadly plague decimates the population. You are sent on a quest to find the cure. | | • | Hire muscle or join up with other travelers to form war parties -- Journey through ancient dungeons, battle the deadliest monsters, and learn the skills you need to become a great hero. | | • | Neverwinter Toolset creates new characters, monsters, stories, weapons and legends. | | • | In Neverwinter Nights: Shadows of Undrentide takes you east, to the frontier town of Hilltop. A young apprentice sees her mentor killed, and strange artifacts are taken from his home. She'll cross deserts for revenge. | | • | Incredible new skills like Tumble and Appraise, help you on your journey. |
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Product Description
Neverwinter Nights Platinum Edition introduces the game world of the Forgotten Realms, for a gigantic, expansive and thrilling adventure. Explore and battle your way across a continent -- then travel deep underneath it, while searching for gold, power, glory and answers to ancient mysteries! This Platinum Edition includes the original Neverwinter Nights with its two expansion packs: Shadows of Undrentide and Hordes of the Underdark. Incredible online multiplayer action -- become the dungeonmaster and control every facet of the adventure
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
A Soldiers Tale.... October 27, 2007
Solid product. Have wasted many a deployed hour leveling up my characters. Not to sure about the multiplayer aspect due to inability to play over the internet but it sounds solid. Love the ability to create your own modulars. The interface is extreamly easy to learn and still provide a complex system. The chat scripts are a little tricky but its worth it in the end to learn...
 A Bit Buggy January 17, 2007
Should the game be minimized for any reason (my anti-virus running an automatic check, for instance), the original NWN freezes, but the expansions don't. Tends to run slow in a few of the largest areas, since it was on a laptop, I'll admit my system may have been at least partially to blame.
XP1 had a few points, especially in the interlude, where puzzels lacked explaination and solving them proved very difficult, but they were always very inconsequential sidequests.
I did notice in the last chapter of XP2, the game froze five or six times, especially in the deepest wastes portion. All other problem I had involved my own lack of sitting down and thinking a riddle or puzzel through, so I have no other complaints. The story telling's great, the game's top notch,and I realyl love to play it again adn again and again.
 Better then NWN2 and any other RPG January 7, 2007
Best role-playing game out there! The adventures out-of-the-box are ok. What makes the game have unending replay value are all of the free, user-created, multi-player modules that the game can run. Since these modules are user created, they are very varied: some are hack-and-slash, some encourage role-playing, and others require role-playing. Some have quick leveling, high magic and massive gold, while in others it is hard to find gold for a meal and a +2 sword is coveted by players with 100s of hours in the module. Some modules are easy; others require careful strategy to survive. Some are strongly player verses player; others have no player verses player and everything in-between. Many modules are set in Forgotten Realms, some are set in J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth, some in J.K. Rowling Harry Potter, at least one in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time, and many in totally user-invented worlds. Most worlds use English as the primary language, but there are a good number of French modules, and I bet other languages are represented.
Overall, a great game.
Get the Diamond Edition instead December 10, 2005
32 out of 35 found this review helpful
NWN is still a great game, thanks to the huge number of high-quality modules available for free on the Internet. I have never seen a computer RPG with as much replay value. Even the impending release of its sequel doesn't detract from it much. After all, it will take quite a while before NWN2 has anything close to the amount of free content available as NWN does.
But why would anybody choose at this point to purchase the Platinum DVD Edition? The Diamond Edition includes all the same content, plus a few extra "Premium" modules. And its "new" pricing on Amazon is actually lower than the less complete Platinum Edition.
If your computer has no DVD drive, then you might choose to buy the Platinum CD Edition, since the Diamond Edition is only on DVD. Also, if you are buying used, there is a slight price advantage to going with Platinum.
RPG with a good storyline, good gameplay, and good replay value November 29, 2005
NWN is probably the best RPG I have ever played, overall (with Planescape: Torment running second). It combines good gameplay with a great story and excellent replay value. It is a game where changing your class or alignment can affect the game, so you might actually want to play again. In addition, there are so many free expansion modules available online, that you can play dozens of other compelling stories.
This is a game that is a few years old. You can now pick it and all the expansions up for a pretty low price. The rules are somewhat daunting, but you don't need to know them all to play. I found that I could play without even looking at the books supplied, but then I would often go back and look at the book to help me decide what to equip, what spells to choose, et cetera. In that way, it is easy to learn as you go along.
The toolset is amazing, too. It is fairly easy to use in a rudimentary fashion, but you would need a little more skill to come up with a polished game. The number of people who do so is impressive, though, as there are so many fan-written modules available.
Overall, this is just a solid value in terms of gameplay and enjoyment, especially since the price is now so low. It's easy to spend 100+ hours on this game, its expansions, and free modules.
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