Original sentence: A number of computer role-playing games such as Pool of Radiance (1988), DragonStrike (1990), Forgotten Realms Unlimited Adventures (1993), Baldur's Gate (1998) and its sequels, Planescape Torment (2000), and Neverwinter Nights (2002) use Dungeons & Dragons-based rules
Edited sentence: A number of computer role-playing games such as Pool of Radiance (1988), DragonStrike (1990), Forgotten Realms Unlimited Adventures (1993), Baldur's Gate (1998), Planescape Torment (2000), and Neverwinter Nights (2002) use Dungeons & Dragons-based rules.Another movie, Mazes and Monsters, also very loosely based on the gaming conventions, was released in 1982.The movie title was originally Rona Jaffee's Mazes and Monsters.This made-for-TV movie was the direct result from not only a popular 80s table-top game whose players had trouble separating reality from fantasy, but also from the social controversy surrounding the game players' participation