If you know me, MMO’s aren’t quite my bag. I did some City of Heroes back in the day, tried Dungeon Fighter and liked it but lost tracked, and was rather charmed by Dragon’s Nest and it’s anime-esque style for … Continue reading
Last post I mentioned that I had come to the conclusions that MMO's would actually increase in market share and as part of gaming. I believed this was due to the social nature they provided, the persistent and expanding content … Continue reading
I mentioned in a recent post that I'd been looking to purchase a new video game, and decided to wait for some titles because of the social effects of playing them – how I could share them, be part of … Continue reading
So recently I put the game Dungeon Fighter on my Asus Netbook. Dungeon Fighter is an interesting game – a side-scrolling beat-em-up game and an MMO at the same time. You play one of several unique classes (that at times … Continue reading
Last week I noted that I was surprised to find out that there was development of a Warhammer 40K MMO . I recalled vaguely the past that there had been some development, but I'd completely forgotten about it. Of course … Continue reading
Why do some MMO's work and some don't? I've been kicking this around based on my last post about properties that'd work. I think I've come up with a philosophy on that. In a good MMO, a successful one, the … Continue reading
So I recently speculated on what MMO's could be made out of existing properties – we're pro geeks after all, we want to speculate – and do – the next big thing. But it helps at times to know what … Continue reading
Last week I mentioned the Dragonball Z MMO trailer (along with my shock that the game interested me), and on our podcast, Bonnie speculated that other owners of anime properties may be watching to see how it does before deciding … Continue reading