![]() Chinese gaming operator The9 lost its rights to operate and distribute Blizzard's World of Warcraft in the Chinese territories some time ago, with Blizzard citing disappointment in the company's mismanagement and handling of the popular franchise title. The9's failure to launch the World of Warcraft expansion The Wrath of the Lich King earned them the ire of Blizzard, which revoked their license and handed it over to another operator called NetEase. In addition to World of Warcraft, NetEase ha… More |
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![]() Being a gamer, I have played a lot of games and as such, I know what I am looking for in a game. Now, while attempting to find a good MMO to play, I usually find that quality is placed out of the window and dropped like a sack of rotten potatos. Whenever you play an massively multiplayer game, there are always common elements which detract from the game, such as slow leveling pace, few customization options, limited character development, poor character control, massive grinding, limited cl… More
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In the Gold Mine added on May 21, 2009
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Modelled after a Horde hut, this little art exhibit is designed to be an "immersive architectural solution for the advanced World of Warcraft player that provides and anticipates all of life's needs". It's a product for players to whom the call of nature is but a nuisance that inhibits their ability to give the game the fullest extent of their attention. Besides providing space for a comp… More
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![]() Or: "How communities can make or break an MMORPG"
I'm going to talk about the real problem that plagues MMORPGs these days, and to do so, I'm going to reference the latest one I've had the misfortune of playing for a full month -- Warhammer: Age of Reckoning. Know that I haven't played the game in a couple of months and I have absolutely no intention of going back to the game, but I will however write about the main reason I quit the game. Issues of time consumption, bugs, sluggish gameplay, unfi… More
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In the Gold Mine added on February 6, 2009
It's not uncommon these days to find an article that discusses the addictive qualities of an MMORPG or Massively Multiplayer Online game. We often read about how these games destroy relationships and livelihoods. ![]() MMO addiction T… More
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I can't say that I disagree with how they designed the game. It's just a game that you have to get yourself into a spec… More
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I'm sure it's been done for a long time now, but not like this. So check this out, there's this "one man raider" for the lack of a better term, named Prepared, who dual boxes 36 World… More
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Jacobs discussed Hellgate: London and why it failed, mainly from the fact that they carried big egos with them into the project from their Diablo days and that they should have focused on the community more than how great they felt the game was. He went on to talk Age of Conan as … More
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Digg it here. Here's a tiny snippet from the full article: Dungeon Siege II ![]() Let me say right off the bat that I hated Dungeon Siege. It wasn't a bad game by any means, but nonetheless, I did not enjoy it. It played itself and all you had … More
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In the Gold Mine added on February 2, 2009
As everyone awaits more Diablo III goodness to be trickle down Blizzard's milky teat, there are more than a few games out there to provide us with our Diablo "fix", as I like to call it. A legion of Diablo "clones" that are simply waiting to be played. While not clones in the strictest sense of the definition, they most certainly borrow the core concepts that made the Diablo series a success. They're good games, and if you're a fan of Diablo, you'll definitely want to play them.
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Professor Richard Heeks from Manchester University first learned of the gold farming world via his own in game experiences. Apparently this led him into researching the matter with some of cohorts. The findings may be a bit surprising to them but I doubt many here at Gameriot would actually be surprised. They estimate that around 400,000 people are earning around $145 a month doing… More
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From the official site - Attendees of the recent Blizzard Entertainment Worldwide Invitational in Paris received, among other goodies, a card containing codes redeemable for an in-game World of Warcraft non-combat Tyrael pet and entry into the Wrath of the L… More
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Modelled after a Horde hut, this little art exhibit is designed to be an "
Know that I haven't played the game in a couple of months and I have absolutely no intention of going back to the game, but I will however write about the main reason I quit the game. Issues of time consumption, bugs, sluggish gameplay, unfi… 

They estimate that around 400,000 people are earning around $145 a month doing…
