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I Really Have No Idea What I Want in an MMO

By On March 7, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Sometimes I really do wonder if I could ever find an MMO that would truly please me, that would really capture my ideal, and would engross me for years on end. I’ve played an awful lot of MMOs out there, partly because none of them have ever really captured me like that, even though I [...]

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How to Develop a Free-to-Play MMO Model that isn’t Irritating

By On March 4, 2010 · Leave a Comment

Back in 2007, there was an awful lot of talk about how Free-to-Play games with microtransactions were not just interesting, but also a very viable direction to take. At the time, I did not disagree with this, and I haven’t been surprised to see more and more games coming out using this model. However, [...]

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Rise From Your Grave! Heatwave Revives Gods and Heroes

By On February 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment

You may recognize the name Gods and Heroes from a few years back. It was a game being developed by Perpetual Entertainment, the studio that was also developing Star Trek Online before they closed their doors. Whenever a studio closes, it is always a sad. Developers find themselves out of work, [...]

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Could Non-Persistent World ‘MMOs’ Work?

By On November 14, 2009 · 2 Comments

 

To say that I’ve been enjoying BioWare’s latest RPG Dragon Age would probably be somewhat of an understatement. The throwback to classic gameplay with an interesting world, fairly good story, and great characters, has done plenty to capture my attention for more hours a day than I’d care to admit to. [...]

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