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editWouldn't a chronological list of games produced make a lot more sense and be easier to read? Jericho4 17:39, 22 May 2007 (UTC)
After no comments after almost a year I went through and reordered most of the games by release date, with the exception of compilations and expansion packs, which I feel are better grouped with it's parent game, since most of them don't have wikipedia entries of their own it might mislead someone into thinking there were five lords of the realm games when really there were only three, an expansion pack and a collection. I feel this is much easier to read and gives a reader a much better sense of Impression's games, release cycle, and how much they produced, while pushing the more important games (the more popular ones that people have actually created pages and still talk about) towards the top
Some years don't match the wikipedia page's entry of the game, namely lords of magic, which was released Nov 19, 1997, but the wikipedia page lists it's update/expansion's release date in 1998.
Some are currently unsorted, mostly the really old games, if anyone wants to find the rest of their release dates feel free I, But I doubt there will be much interest in decades old strategy games for the Amiga, as evidenced by the complete lack of pages about them. Jericho4 (talk) 07:45, 29 February 2008 (UTC)
British, not American
editImpressions was originally a UK company. Only after it was purchased by Sierra the headquarters were moved to Cambridge, Mass. I have added a link to the company profile at HOTU, who are about the only ones who got this right.—Graf Bobby 19:59, 17 September 2007 (UTC)