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Faced with World of Warcraft continuing to dominate the subscription-based MMO market, yet another well-known competitor has decided to introduce a free-to-play membership to its game. Warhammer Online has already made the change with an endless free trial and free game download, now its the turn of EverQuest II. Its a little more complicated than that, [...]

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After the WOW horse, the ‘Quest cat. Sony Online Entertainment has taken one look at the mountain of cash raked in by Blizzard’s $25 World of Warcraft mount and decided it would like a slice of the action. According to Shacknews, the MMO publisher has added three colours of premium Prowler mount to EverQuest II: Ethereal, Ulteran and Sinister (otherwise known as purple, blue and green). They …

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There are hundreds of MMO’s out there, but only a few of them are actually worth playing! Lets face it, MMO’s like World of Warcraft (WoW), Age of Conan (AoC) EverQuest II (EQ2) and Aion: Tower of Eternity all cost a fair penny, and no one’s got that much free time on their hands. In the end you’ve got to make a decision, which one do you pay to play? In this article we’ll look at a few of the more high profile mainstream MMO’s on the market and offer our thoughts on the matter. read more

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Picture a typical player of a massively multiplayer game such as World of Warcraft and most people will imagine an overweight, solitary male. However new studies contradict with that idea and the results might just surprise you.

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Via Joystiq 2008 was supposed to be the year when World of Warcraft would meet its first real challengers in years in Age of Conan and Warhammer Online. Since coming out on top in late 2004/early 2005 against EverQuest II and Guild Wars, the MMORPG had lacked any major market, highly advertised competition. Dungeon & Dragons Online and Lord of the Rings Online made splashes upon their releases in 2006 and 2007, respectively, and continue to maintain market share. Many other MMOs,

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