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Re:TomzillaThis is the best info we have?
I think not, here's a little roundup of reviews(ripped from The Shugashack):GeForce / TNT2Ultra / Voodoo3 Roundup [ Shugashack]
Guillemot GeForce256 3D Prophet Review [Ace's Hardware]
Guillemot GeFroce256 3D Prophet Review [Puissance PC]
nVidia GeForce 256: To Buy or Not to Buy [AnandTech]
Guillemot GeForce256 3D Prophet Review [GA-Source]
nVidia GeForce256 DDR Review [3DGPU]
nVidia GeForce256 DDR Review [Riva Extreme]
nVidia GeForce256 DDR Preview [Thresh's FiringSquad]
nVidia GeForce256 DDR Review [Riva3D]
nVidia GeForce256 DDR Review [Planet Riva]
nVidia GeForce256 DDR Benchmarks [Bjorn3D]
Guillemot GeForce256 3D Prophet Review [CGO]
Guillemot GeForce256 3D Prophet Review [Fast Graphics]
Creative GeForce256 Annihilator Benchmarks [3DHardware] -
Re:Tom's...and every other hardware site tooThe previous links are defective. These should work:
Anandtech GeForce 256 Review
Ace's Hardware GEForce 256 Review
RivaExtreme GeForce 256 DDR Review
The FiringSquad GeForce 256 DDR Review
GA Source Guillemot 3D Prophet Review
3DGPU Geforce 256 DDR Review
Fast Graphics Guillemot 3D Prophet Review
CGO GeForce 256 Preview
Shugashack GeForce, V3 and TNT2 benchmark roundup
Riva3D Full GeForce 256 DDR Review
GeForce 256 DDR Review at Planet Riva -
Tom's...and every other hardware site too
Did an NDA expire today or something?
Just a couple quick links:
Anandtech GeForce 256 Review
Ace's Hardware GEForce 256 Review
RivaExtreme GeForce 256 DDR Review
The FiringSquad GeForce 256 DDR Review
GA Source Guillemot 3D Prophet Review
3DGPU Geforce 256 DDR Review
Fast Graphics Guillemot 3D Prophet Review
CGO GeForce 256 Preview
Shugashack GeForce, V3 and TNT2 benchmark roundup
Riva3D Full GeForce 256 DDR Review
GeForce 256 DDR Review at Planet Riva
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3rd EditionThere is an FAQ for Third Edition somewhere, but WotC has done a good job hiding it. (The official site is here but I don't recommend it; 500+KB flash applet with almost no content.)
But for all who haven't been paying attention to r.g.f.d (*tsk tsk*), here's a very quick summary of the changes (that I can remember, anyway):
Inititaive is rolled at the beginning of combat, not every round, but per-round is still supported as an option.
Proficiencies (W&NW) and THAC0 are gone, replaced by a skill system. AC's are reversed and used as the target # for a skill roll (so AC 0 is now AC 20).
Weapons no longer have speed factors.
They've brought back several 1st Ed classes, including assassins and monksThere's also been mention of a sorcerer class, but I can't find any info about it.
There are apparently no longer racial limitations on classes--somewhere I saw a Gnome Paladin/Mage metioned as a viable option.
There were some hints that kits are gone, or changed considerably.
Demihumans now have unlimited advancement.
The Options books are gone, some features have been folded into the main rules.
Greyhawk is being resurrected as the default setting. FR will still be the primary advanced setting, and DragonLance will still be around, but mostly as novels and novel-derived adventures.
Ravenloft, Dark Sun, etc are no more. Planescape was been eliminated because WotC decided it would be more fun for DM's to invent their own cosmology. Gee, thanks.
The core books (PH, DMG, MM) are slated for release in one month intervals beginning *next* August, priced at $20US. There will conversion rules, but there were hints that WotC is encouraging DM to "wind their campaigns down" before switching. (In other words, it may not be possible to convert everything.)
As for NWN, there is an article here and a much more informative interview here.