Wildstar won’t be going free to play until later this year, but you have the opportunity to get your hands on a digital copy of the game for just $1. As part of the Humble Bundle, all you need to do is meet the $1 minimum to receive the Wildstar standard edition plus a ton … Continue reading “Nab Wildstar For $1 On The Humble Bundle”
League of Angels developer Youzu Interactive Co. Ltd (or whoever is responsible for their advertising) is directly stealing video and audio assets from Final Fantasy XIV for use in promotional materials. This revelation isn’t particularly new, it’s in a footnote on the game’s Wikipedia article. Follow the link in League of Angel’s advertising and it takes … Continue reading “League of Angels Using Assets Lifted From Final Fantasy XIV”
I recently proposed the idea of an Eve Online Kill of the Week column as an idea to drive traffic, since the article about the PLEX kill got a fair amount of interest, and people really seem to enjoy these kind of pieces. As I expected and hoped, the interest has a lot less to do with … Continue reading “Eve Online Kill Of The Week: March 15th Edition”
Raptr has released their top games for November 2014. Thanks to the launch of Warlords of Draenor, World of Warcraft saw an increase of 71% over October. In contrast, many of the top played games were not as lucky, with most of them seeing double digit drops in playtime. ArcheAge, in the midst of multiple controversies, … Continue reading “Raptr's Top Games For November”
Raptr has released their top games for November 2014. Thanks to the launch of Warlords of Draenor, World of Warcraft saw an increase of 71% over October. In contrast, many of the top played games were not as lucky, with most of them seeing double digit drops in playtime. ArcheAge, in the midst of multiple controversies, … Continue reading “Raptr’s Top Games For November”
Naoki Yoshida took some time out of the day to publish a new Letter from the Producer, discussing the upcoming fan festival in Tokyo, Japan, and last month’s implementation of patch 2.4. Released on October 28th, patch 2.4 introduced the Coil of Bahamut, finally bringing its related storyline to a conclusion. Less than a week … Continue reading “Only 50 Teams Completed Coil of Bahamut”
It’s been quite a while since we last heard about Global Agenda 2, to the point where here at MMO Fallout we weren’t quite sure if the game was still in production (see: Titan, World of Darkness). Surprisingly, or unsurprisingly depending on who you ask, the game is not only still in development, it is … Continue reading “Global Agenda 2 Closed Beta This Year, Possibly”
The RPG community is one that is constantly challenging itself to complete games in new and unconventional ways. We’ve talked about this before on Dungeons & Dragons Online, where some communities institute perma-death, deleting their characters if they die. As unofficial challenges, of course, participation is completely based on the honor code. There is no … Continue reading “Ironman Mode Considered For RuneScape”
Today’s MMOrning Shots is a callback to a classic, which is what we writers use as code word for using old content to mask a lack of new content to show. Remember back when Final Fantasy XIV was under reconstruction and how one of the big reveals was that Square Enix had tested their new … Continue reading “MMOrning Shots: Menu Redux”
It is truly a sad day here at MMO Fallout, as we must pass along the news that CalcMMO will be shutting down later today. What? You never heard of CalcMMO? CalcMMO is the world’s first and last TI-83 themed MMO, which launched on Steam’s early access earlier today. CalcMMO is free to play and … Continue reading “CalcMMO Shutting Down Today”
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