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(More customer reviews)The ads said "every map ever published for the Forgotten Realms". Not even close.
The tiling of the smaller scale maps means that some key areas overlap two maps, thus making it impractical to impossible to implement some of the smaller scale published maps in the current product format.
On the other hand, the maps they do have are gorgeous. And the globe feature is nice, though they would have been better off to do regional maps to match the regions on the globe exactly rather than try for the adjoining rectangular maps. (So what if there's overlap in the regional maps? That's how real-world maps work - they map relevant regions and don't worry about, or account for, overlap.)
Overall, a decent version 1.0 proof-of-concept. Next time out, if the lessons are learned from this time, should be spectacular.
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The AD&D Forgotten Realms Interactive Atlas invites role players to explore never-before-seen realms--sprawling cities, treacherous overland routes, perilous dungeons--as well as any of the maps they've traversed in previous Forgotten Realms adventures. Players can zoom in for local details or examine the maps of entire continents with this completely interactive CD-ROM. The world is at your fingertips.
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