I am a neglectful person. First I barely acknowledge MMO Fallout hitting nine years old last year, and now I look back at the archives and find out that I never published a predictions piece for 2018? You really get your money’s worth with this website, let me tell you. So in that vein, let’s … Continue reading “MMO Fallout’s Tips For 2019: Consumer/Industry Edition”
Turns out Daybreak isn’t the only company that can split its games in half. It’s been a while since we last heard from Derek Smart’s Line of Defense, the Planetside-competing open world shooter. According to the latest dev blog, 3000ad is wrapping up remaining features and continuing to port the game to Unreal 4 engine. … Continue reading “Line of Defense To Split: Line of Defense and All Out War”
Black Friday is upon us, and that means deals on everything! For Daybreak Game Company customers, there is a good week’s worth of deals on every game in Daybreak’s library. Check the list below to see what’s on sale for your preferred title. DCUO (Nov. 23 – 26, 2018) The DCUO Black Friday Sale is … Continue reading “Black Friday: Check Out All Of Daybreak Games’ Deals”
Daybreak Game Company had the unfortunate role of announcing to their community the passing of David Carter, lead animator on H1Z1. Carter’s presence in the industry spans over a quarter of a century, going all the way back to the original Unreal. The list of titles for which his contributions can be seen includes Unreal, … Continue reading “Daybreak Game Company Mourns Passing of Lead Animator David Carter”
2016, like any year, marked the sunsetting of multiple online games, some of which we’ve already forgotten about thanks to the release of big name titles and updates to those games that we are spending too much time playing. Sure, sure, that Shantae port on Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 got cancelled, can someone tell … Continue reading “2016 In Review: The Games We Lost”
The current generation of consoles have played host to a major surge in massively multiplayer games, with new titles releasing and being announced every month. To date, console gamers can enjoy titles like DC Universe, Planetside 2, Neverwinter, Final Fantasy XIV, Elder Scrolls Online, and more. With Star Trek Online recently announced for both Xbox … Continue reading “Top MMOs That Need To Come To Consoles”
Laura Naviaux Sturr, chief publishing officer over at Daybreak Game Company, sat down with Gamesindustry.biz in order to discuss the developer’s last year, certain hurdles, and how the company is looking forward. Over the past year, Sony Online Entertainment was spun off into its own company under a new name, saw massive layoffs and the … Continue reading “Daybreak Game Company in “Growth” Mode”
(Update: Clarified that DC Universe is the first game to be released) When Daybreak Game Company spun off of its Sony corporate overlords, most of us assumed and hoped that this would lead to their titles eventually being released on the Xbox. That speculation has come to fruition with the announcement that DC Universe Online … Continue reading “Daybreak Game Company Branching Into Xbox One”
Daybreak Game Company has quite a history of cracking down hard on cheaters, and in a recent Reddit post John Smedley has claimed that hacking in H1Z1 is down 90% compared to last month. The honest reality is that we’ve knocked hacking down to about 10% of what it was a month ago. We’re still … Continue reading “Hacking Down 90% In H1Z1, Says Smedley”
With SOE Live cancelled for the time being, fans are hoping to continue the festivities with their own event. Dubbed Project Fanfaire, the event will be held in August at the Hotel South Point Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. Ticket amounts are spelled out in the rewards. This is a fan planned convention to … Continue reading “SOE Live Fan Successor Up On Kickstarter”
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