ROM InformationД¬ountry USA Internal CRC 0398 CRC32 20143571 MD5 37C38E3FC469D69E8432E69982537DE3 SHA-1 0368EB078744D97CD499344654401DCA1B184E25 SHA-256 0A8CD5101F849CCD4E40D55FDC4EDCE914B2825B69EB76EC31CF53B59719E79E ROM Speed 200ns (SlowROM) ROM Size 8 Mb ROM Bank LoROM ROM Type Normal + Battery SRAM Size 256 Kb Internal Title Eye of the Beholder Common Filenames Eye of the Beholder (U).sfc (GoodSNES v0.999.5) Advanced Dungeons & Dragons - Eye of the Beholder (USA).sfc (No-Intro ) Eye of the Beholder (NTSC)(Eng)(1.0).sfc (Zapatabase )Д¬ountry Japan Internal CRC 8F6F CRC32 F6AD28A3 MD5 07D338443B79FB245DED023BAFBDE699 SHA-1 053B60BDF3CBD756F286510DFCA1B70F5FE054BD SHA-256 02203EFBD2CF5FEC8F7806AB45FE9DAC51098F7E98CD411F6E4862C3A31A67AF ROM Speed 200ns (SlowROM) ROM Size 8 Mb ROM Bank LoROM ROM Type Normal + Battery SRAM Size 256 Kb Internal Title Eye of the Beholder Common Filenames Eye of the Beholder (J).sfc (GoodSNES v0.999.5) Eye of the Beholder (Japan).sfc (No-Intro ) Eye of the Beholder (NTSC)(Jap)(1.0). Have you seen this game mentioned in a magazine? Let us know by submitting a reference! The more information you have the better, such as title, issue, volume, page, author etc. What it does, though, is make games across the ages comparable.Have something to say about this game? Is it yet another pointless review? Is it something interesting that know on else knows? Did you write a walk through and want to share it? Did you do a tool assisted speedrun in 4 minutes? Whatever you have, we want to post it and give you credit for it! References The sequel Eye of the Beholder II: The Legend of Darkmoon also had multiple publishers, Capcom being the publisher of the NEC PC-9801 version. Capcom published the SNES version of the game in 1994. So in that sense, he doesn't really make a difference between old and new games.ДЇor him, personally, the GIMLET score does directly translate to a fun rating not necessarily true for others, obviously. Eye of the Beholder is a role-playing game published by different companies in different systems. Things like graphics quality factor in, but not beyond a simple 'graphics should not be distractingly bad'. Basically it's a simple checklist of features he judges important for his enjoyment of CRPGs, which is effectively similar to our own CRPG Analyzer () checklist, if a bit more subjective. His Final Rating then adheres to a scoring system he calls the 'Game Innovation, Merriment, Likability, and Engagement Test (GIMLET) ()'. He plays old games, meticulously records his experience and puts everything in its historical context. The magic of the moment is forever gone and only lives in my memories.ДЇair enough, but CRPG Addict doesn't do 'actual reviews' as we know them. If I was to make a review of EoB, Serpent isle or Arena, it would never score half what I'd give these games back in the days. This kind of late reviewing is a complete nonsense. I'm sure it's possible to blend Dungeons & Dragons rules with an action dungeon-crawler, and Beholder is an important step in that direction, but it's not the destination.ДЄs usual, his experiences were recorded with lots of attention to detail, sprinkled with historic facts and philosophical musings. What Beholder gains through NPCs and better quests, it loses in fundamentally worse character development, combat, magic, and puzzles. I'll say right away that Eye of the Beholder is not a better game than Dungeon Master, and if it rates higher than Dungeon Master on my GIMLET, we'll know that the GIMLET is broken or I rated the previous game too low. The final rating according to his own scoring system is 42/100. CRPG Addict finished his play through () the classic AD&D dungeon crawler Eye of the Beholder, his first RPG from 1991.

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