January was a pretty eventful month, all things considered. With February ahead of us, let’s take a look at a few highlights of the month. 1. Sony Online Entertainment It’s been a big month for Sony Online Entertainment, hasn’t it? January started off with Sony announcing, and then very quickly ending, changes to All Access … Continue reading “January In Review: Landmark Edition”
With Elder Scrolls Online just a few months away, Zenimax has been throwing information as fast as they can in the form of Q&A’s and interviews. If there is any feature that has been dramatically overhyped and probably deserves to be talked about as little as possible and probably ran its PR course the same … Continue reading “Emperor Status Isn't For You”
With Elder Scrolls Online just a few months away, Zenimax has been throwing information as fast as they can in the form of Q&A’s and interviews. If there is any feature that has been dramatically overhyped and probably deserves to be talked about as little as possible and probably ran its PR course the same … Continue reading “Emperor Status Isn’t For You”
This is more of a question to the roleplayers out there. When you create alternate characters in an RPG, do you ever connect them together in some fashion or do you prefer to keep their stories separated? Have you ever connected characters across multiple games or genres? If you have, you already know how fun … Continue reading “MMOments: Character Relations”
Zenimax’s Matt Firor stated in an interview that Elder Scrolls Online required a box price and subscription because free to play, while valid, just wasn’t compatible for the game that they were building. So with Zenimax claiming that the experience is all about being able to enjoy the game for a flat subscription with no … Continue reading “The Distinction Between Account Service And Cash Shop”
Zenimax has come out and revealed the big news behind The Elder Scrolls Online: The game will be subscription based. And just like many developers before them, Zenimax has opened up to this model in the only way that developers know how, by discussing how inferior or incompatible free to play is. So on the … Continue reading “I'm Quoting You On This, Zenimax”
Zenimax has come out and revealed the big news behind The Elder Scrolls Online: The game will be subscription based. And just like many developers before them, Zenimax has opened up to this model in the only way that developers know how, by discussing how inferior or incompatible free to play is. So on the … Continue reading “I’m Quoting You On This, Zenimax”
Angry Joe has an interview up with Zenimax discussing just about every aspect of The Elder Scrolls Online you can think of. I suggest watching the video, rolling in at fifteen minutes total. The interview is peppered with a fair amount of gameplay video, showing off combat including the reintroduction of first person mode, which … Continue reading “Angry Joe Interviews Zenimax”
Forge is already available on Steam for $19.99, but if you’ve been holding out for some kind of sale you are in luck. Those of you who read MMO Fallout know that I love Raptr because it is essentially a version of Xfire (or similar programs) that gives you free stuff just for playing video … Continue reading “Get Forge 75% Off On Steam”
It’s been a while since we’ve had an opportunity to talk about the long dead Project V13, since January when Bethesda won its lawsuit against Interplay and subsequently terminated the Fallout MMO. Meanwhile, Zenimax Studios continues its long development of The Elder Scrolls Online, an MMO adaptation that has left fans curious and the media … Continue reading “Fallout MMO Back On The Table? Zenimax Working On F2P MMO”
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