There are a number of things that would lure an MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role playing game) player to a game. Gameplay, graphics, and community would be important, but let us not forget something else: Lore.
Blizzard has put up a little preview for patch 2.1 on the official World of Warcraft website. If you're looking for a list of patch note, you won't find 'em here, though.
Ten Ton Hammer has posted part 1 of their great Q&A with the folks at Pure West Documentaries, the company behind Second Skin. Here is also a very interesting mmorpg game called Star Wars Galaxies.
Saving the world is something that most have us as gamers have grown rather accustomed to over the years. Here is also a very interesting mmorpg game called Star Wars Galaxies.
Last week's Friday Feature on the official Star Wars Galaxies site is all about the new player housing item placement options coming in Chapter 8. In addition to moving objects in their houses back and forth, up and down, players can now slant things side to side with new pitch/roll/yaw commands. Here is also a very interesting mmorpg game called Star Wars Galaxies.
Filefront's Gaming Today is reporting on a story that recently appeared on Madison, Wisconsin's WISC-TV. It looks as though video games are once again bearing the brunt of society's ills. This time state Senator Jon Erpenbach wants to add an extra sales tax to electronics and video games. Why?
Stratics reports that the first player to reach level 80 on EverQuest II's live servers is the Monk Taucher of the guild Second Dawn on the Najena server. In the game of Final Fantasy XI, making Final Fantasy XI Gil is necessary. Final Fantasy XI players always exchange for FFXI Gil while playing, but it might be dangerous when meet a cheater.
Die hard fans of Legends of Norrath -- EQ2's in-game trading card game -- get your decks ready. From the EQ2 Players site, there will be a Thanksgiving Tournament Marathon Weekend running from 5pm PST November 21st, until 12am PST November 26th.
There's been a lot of back and forth in the EverQuest II community about the xp gain via grouping in Rise of Kunark dungeons. Fingers were pointed, and we gave Scott Hartsman (EQ2's Senior Producer) a chance to rebut.
Both EverQuest and EverQuest II let players choose deities for their characters. In the game of Final Fantasy XI, making Final Fantasy XI Gil is necessary. Final Fantasy XI players always exchange for FFXI Gil while playing, but it might be dangerous when meet a cheater.