Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Developer Illfonic on life after THQ
Developer Illfonic on life after THQ: Nexuiz studio "confident we will work everything out"
WildTangent expands mobile presence, launches games for Xperia phones and tablets
WildTangent expands mobile presence, launches games for Xperia phones and tablets:
WildTangent continues to make 2013 the year it makes a serious push into mobile markets. Today, the company announced it’s bringing its games to various Sony Xperia smartphones and tablets.
WildTangent continues to make 2013 the year it makes a serious push into mobile markets. Today, the company announced it’s bringing its games to various Sony Xperia smartphones and tablets.
The deal comes as a continuation of the partnership between Sony and WildTangent, which originally was established in September 2011 and saw the WindTangent Games App pre-installed on Sony VAIO computers, as well as the S and P models of the Sony Tablet line.
WildTangent says all Xperia smartphone and tablet owners who register with the games service will receive an allotment of free WildCoins (the company’s virtual currency used to buy and rent games, as well as make in-app purchases). The current list of games includes recent high-profile titles like Halfbrick’s Fruit Ninja and Madfinger’s Shadowgun.
This is the second major mobile announcement for WildTangent in the past few weeks. In January, the company launched its first debut first-party mobile game for iOS, Polar Bowler 1st Frame. That game is available on iTunes for free and is powered by WildTangent’s advertising platform BrandBoost, and we’re told more first-party mobile titles are in development.
Akaneiro: Demon Hunters Review
Akaneiro: Demon Hunters Review:
What gorgeous tedium Akaneiro: Demon Hunters is. This isometric action role-playing game looks as though it were brushed into existence by a watercolor artist, all colorful swirls and sophisticated flourishes. Sometimes, the gameplay capitalizes on this elegance, matching the fluid visuals with equally velvety action. On the whole, however, Akaneiro is unvaried and monotonous, and its rough edges let down the beauty initially on display. Whether or not you spend money on microtransactions in this free-to-play game, you spend a lot of time repeating content, hoping to earn the right to finally see something new. And there just isn't enough depth or diversity to give this repetition any appeal.
What gorgeous tedium Akaneiro: Demon Hunters is. This isometric action role-playing game looks as though it were brushed into existence by a watercolor artist, all colorful swirls and sophisticated flourishes. Sometimes, the gameplay capitalizes on this elegance, matching the fluid visuals with equally velvety action. On the whole, however, Akaneiro is unvaried and monotonous, and its rough edges let down the beauty initially on display. Whether or not you spend money on microtransactions in this free-to-play game, you spend a lot of time repeating content, hoping to earn the right to finally see something new. And there just isn't enough depth or diversity to give this repetition any appeal.
Galaxy on Fire - Alliances Preview
Galaxy on Fire - Alliances Preview:
Fishlabs has announced their newest MMORTS mobile game: Galaxy on Fire – Alliances. MMORTS, as it turns out, stands for massively multiplayer online real-time strategy game, and this one already looks to be quite the promising effort. In the world of Alliances, three powerful and rival factions, the Terrans, Vossk, and Nivelians, are all vying for control of an unexplored planet, in order to capitalize on the promise of its valuable resources and ancient artifacts. The game combines the need for tactical and strategic thinking, along with the organizational skills of resource management to build and extend your empire across the stars. In the first few screenshots released of the game, we see players planting futuristic buildings across the surface of a fiery molten planet.
Fishlabs has announced their newest MMORTS mobile game: Galaxy on Fire – Alliances. MMORTS, as it turns out, stands for massively multiplayer online real-time strategy game, and this one already looks to be quite the promising effort. In the world of Alliances, three powerful and rival factions, the Terrans, Vossk, and Nivelians, are all vying for control of an unexplored planet, in order to capitalize on the promise of its valuable resources and ancient artifacts. The game combines the need for tactical and strategic thinking, along with the organizational skills of resource management to build and extend your empire across the stars. In the first few screenshots released of the game, we see players planting futuristic buildings across the surface of a fiery molten planet.
Ecol Tactics Preview
Ecol Tactics Preview:
Ecol might only be one letter and a period away from something most people don’t care to be around, but T Play Interactive, YD Interactive and OnNet are hoping everyone will want to know what it’s all about in the next few months. That’s because the studios are putting the finishing touches on Ecol Tactics, a tactical fantasy RPG that looks like it might bring back warm, fuzzy memories of certain alliterative console games of the past.
Ecol might only be one letter and a period away from something most people don’t care to be around, but T Play Interactive, YD Interactive and OnNet are hoping everyone will want to know what it’s all about in the next few months. That’s because the studios are putting the finishing touches on Ecol Tactics, a tactical fantasy RPG that looks like it might bring back warm, fuzzy memories of certain alliterative console games of the past.
GameStop Says 60% Of Surveyed Gamers Wouldn't Buy A Console If It Blocks Used Games
GameStop Says 60% Of Surveyed Gamers Wouldn't Buy A Console If It Blocks Used Games:
Hard times could be getting harder for GameStop, the massive store chain that buys and sells video games all across North America. Already challenged by gaming's increasingly digital future, GameStop now has to face the prospect of a new Xbox that will block used games, if recent reports are true. More »
Hard times could be getting harder for GameStop, the massive store chain that buys and sells video games all across North America. Already challenged by gaming's increasingly digital future, GameStop now has to face the prospect of a new Xbox that will block used games, if recent reports are true. More »
Here’s How Disney Infinity Is Different from Skylanders
Here’s How Disney Infinity Is Different from Skylanders:
The folks behind Disney's next big move in the gaming space know what you're thinking. They know that you're already comparing Disney Infinity to the Skylanders games. After all, their upcoming title is a video game/collectible toy hybrid where figurines of Disney movie characters come to life and romp around in a video game, just like Activision's big-selling mega-hit. But that's not all you'll be able to do. More »
The folks behind Disney's next big move in the gaming space know what you're thinking. They know that you're already comparing Disney Infinity to the Skylanders games. After all, their upcoming title is a video game/collectible toy hybrid where figurines of Disney movie characters come to life and romp around in a video game, just like Activision's big-selling mega-hit. But that's not all you'll be able to do. More »
Snail Games Announces Age of Wushu Global Tournament in China
Snail Games Announces Age of Wushu Global Tournament in China:
This March, Snail Games is holding the Age of Wushu Global Championship Invitational in Shanghai, China, where the best Age of Wushu players will battle in a PvP tournament for honor and cash. To celebrate the upcoming U.S. launch, Snail Games is giving a select group of U.S. players the opportunity to travel to China to compete as Team USA.
This March, Snail Games is holding the Age of Wushu Global Championship Invitational in Shanghai, China, where the best Age of Wushu players will battle in a PvP tournament for honor and cash. To celebrate the upcoming U.S. launch, Snail Games is giving a select group of U.S. players the opportunity to travel to China to compete as Team USA.
iPad under threat from 7-inch tablets
iPad under threat from 7-inch tablets: The iPad Mini and Nexus 7 are eroding the iPad's market share
You Could Win $200,000 for Playing The Most Annoying Facebook Game Ever Made
You Could Win $200,000 for Playing The Most Annoying Facebook Game Ever Made:
How would you like to win a $200,000 mortgage pay off or $100,000 cash? That's the grand prize in Race 4 My Place, a new social city building game that trades real-money microtransactions for an even more annoying revenue model — mandatory advertising. More »
How would you like to win a $200,000 mortgage pay off or $100,000 cash? That's the grand prize in Race 4 My Place, a new social city building game that trades real-money microtransactions for an even more annoying revenue model — mandatory advertising. More »
Galactic Reputation and Cartel Market Changes Arrive with SWTOR 1.7 | Ten Ton Hammer
Galactic Reputation and Cartel Market Changes Arrive with SWTOR 1.7 | Ten Ton Hammer:
The Gree return to stir up trouble on Ilum in the latest SWTOR update along with the new Galactic Reputation system.
The Gree return to stir up trouble on Ilum in the latest SWTOR update along with the new Galactic Reputation system.
GameStop: Wii U needs blockbuster to spark sales
GameStop: Wii U needs blockbuster to spark sales:
CFO Rob Lloyd says Wii U not performing on pace with original Wii "for a variety of reasons," one being a lack of major first-party titles.
The Wii U has failed to match the sales pace of its original Wii predecessor for a "variety" of reasons, GameStop CFO Rob Lloyd said today, noting that a lack of major first-party titles is just one of the factors.
Speaking during the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference this afternoon, the executive said the Wii U launch went off as predicted, but interest in the new console has since fallen off.
"We were pleased with the allocation [of Wii U units] that we got through the launch. I think for us, it performed at expectation," Lloyd said. "I think what you're [now] seeing is the interest has not been to the overall level that [Nintendo] had hoped for. And it's not performing like the Wii did."
"There are a variety of theories as to why that might be," he added. "But among them is there hasn't been the blockbuster from Nintendo. So Nintendo I think understands the need to have that first-party software available to drive Wii U sales."
Nintendo has officially sold 3 million Wii U hardware units and 11 million software copies across the world since launch last year.
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata last month apologized for a lack of Wii U software available. He explained that Nintendo understands the need for new titles surrounding the Wii U launch, but also acknowledged that achieving quality is of the utmost importance.
Significant first-party titles for the Wii U are on the way, including a brand-new Wii U Legend of Zelda game and a Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker high-definition remake. Other Nintendo-produced Wii U titles revealed recently include new Yoshi, Mario, and Mario Kart offerings.
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CFO Rob Lloyd says Wii U not performing on pace with original Wii "for a variety of reasons," one being a lack of major first-party titles.
The Wii U has failed to match the sales pace of its original Wii predecessor for a "variety" of reasons, GameStop CFO Rob Lloyd said today, noting that a lack of major first-party titles is just one of the factors.
Speaking during the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference this afternoon, the executive said the Wii U launch went off as predicted, but interest in the new console has since fallen off.
"We were pleased with the allocation [of Wii U units] that we got through the launch. I think for us, it performed at expectation," Lloyd said. "I think what you're [now] seeing is the interest has not been to the overall level that [Nintendo] had hoped for. And it's not performing like the Wii did."
"There are a variety of theories as to why that might be," he added. "But among them is there hasn't been the blockbuster from Nintendo. So Nintendo I think understands the need to have that first-party software available to drive Wii U sales."
Nintendo has officially sold 3 million Wii U hardware units and 11 million software copies across the world since launch last year.
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata last month apologized for a lack of Wii U software available. He explained that Nintendo understands the need for new titles surrounding the Wii U launch, but also acknowledged that achieving quality is of the utmost importance.
Significant first-party titles for the Wii U are on the way, including a brand-new Wii U Legend of Zelda game and a Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker high-definition remake. Other Nintendo-produced Wii U titles revealed recently include new Yoshi, Mario, and Mario Kart offerings.
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GameStop to close 250 stores in 2013
GameStop to close 250 stores in 2013:
CFO Rob Lloyd says retailer will also open 60 to 70 stores across the world and acquire 40 from bankrupt shop GAME.
GameStop plans to close 250 stores in 2013, company chief financial officer Rob Lloyd said today during a presentation at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco, California.
In addition, the company will open 60 to 70 stores during the year, he said, which is fewer than the company created in 2012.
Lloyd also revealed that GameStop will acquire 40 former GAME locations in France, following the retailer's bankruptcy last year.
"We're using our PowerUp Rewards database to help customers move from stores that we want to close to other nearby stores," Lloyd said. "And closing 250 stores enables us to deal with the very small percentage of stores that are unprofitable, but also to close marginally profitable stores and actually make more money by moving customers to other nearby stores."
Between opening, shuttering, and acquiring stores, Lloyd said GameStop's total worldwide square footage will be reduced by 2 percent.
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"GameStop to close 250 stores in 2013" was posted by Eddie Makuch on Tue, 12 Feb 2013 14:16:21 -0800
CFO Rob Lloyd says retailer will also open 60 to 70 stores across the world and acquire 40 from bankrupt shop GAME.
GameStop plans to close 250 stores in 2013, company chief financial officer Rob Lloyd said today during a presentation at the Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference in San Francisco, California.
In addition, the company will open 60 to 70 stores during the year, he said, which is fewer than the company created in 2012.
Lloyd also revealed that GameStop will acquire 40 former GAME locations in France, following the retailer's bankruptcy last year.
"We're using our PowerUp Rewards database to help customers move from stores that we want to close to other nearby stores," Lloyd said. "And closing 250 stores enables us to deal with the very small percentage of stores that are unprofitable, but also to close marginally profitable stores and actually make more money by moving customers to other nearby stores."
Between opening, shuttering, and acquiring stores, Lloyd said GameStop's total worldwide square footage will be reduced by 2 percent.
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General: The F2P Consolidation Trend
General: The F2P Consolidation Trend:
After last week's announcement that Outspark was being sold lock, stock and barrel to Europe's gamigo, we began to wonder if the F2P publishers would be undergoing a consolidation. Read The Free Zone to check out our ideas before leaving yours in the comments.
After last week's announcement that Outspark was being sold lock, stock and barrel to Europe's gamigo, we began to wonder if the F2P publishers would be undergoing a consolidation. Read The Free Zone to check out our ideas before leaving yours in the comments.
Kickstarter fatigue kneecapped Wildman drive, says Taylor
Kickstarter fatigue kneecapped Wildman drive, says Taylor: Gas Powered Games boss blames Kickstarter fatigue and poor timing for Wildman's final fate
The Year of Living Double Finely
The Year of Living Double Finely: From Kickstarter to The Cave, Tim Schafer reflects on 12 eventful months in the life of his indie studio
Does your college have what it takes to make a League of Legends team?
Does your college have what it takes to make a League of Legends team?: As the eSports scene gains more momentum, it's only a matter of time before we start seeing arenas filled with...
Wizard101 comes to Mac
Wizard101 comes to Mac:
Filed under: Fantasy, News items, Free-to-play, Wizard101, Family
Mac-users, we know you're magical as it is, but if you want to flex your wizarding muscles a bit more, KingsIsle Entertainment has a robe and wizard's hat waiting just for you. Today the studio announced that its family-oriented spellslinging MMO, Wizard101, is now available for Mac. The game is free to download and play, so if you want to get in on the action, just head on over to the Wizard101 official site.
[Source: KingsIsle Entertainment press release]
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Filed under: Fantasy, News items, Free-to-play, Wizard101, Family
Mac-users, we know you're magical as it is, but if you want to flex your wizarding muscles a bit more, KingsIsle Entertainment has a robe and wizard's hat waiting just for you. Today the studio announced that its family-oriented spellslinging MMO, Wizard101, is now available for Mac. The game is free to download and play, so if you want to get in on the action, just head on over to the Wizard101 official site.
[Source: KingsIsle Entertainment press release]
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Apple Insights From Tim Cook's Talk At Goldman Sachs
Apple Insights From Tim Cook's Talk At Goldman Sachs:
According to the man in charge, Apple's innovation drive is at its "strongest ever."
Apple is not done innovating, CEO Tim Cook said today at the Goldman Sachs Conference. In general, he kept to his script, just as he did last year, revealing little extra detail about his company's plans. Here's Tim Cook on:
"It's never been stronger. Innovation is so deeply embedded in Apple's culture." It's about "boldness, ambition, belief there aren't limits, a desire to make the very best products in the world."
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According to the man in charge, Apple's innovation drive is at its "strongest ever."
Apple is not done innovating, CEO Tim Cook said today at the Goldman Sachs Conference. In general, he kept to his script, just as he did last year, revealing little extra detail about his company's plans. Here's Tim Cook on:
Apple's Innovation
"It's never been stronger. Innovation is so deeply embedded in Apple's culture." It's about "boldness, ambition, belief there aren't limits, a desire to make the very best products in the world."
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EA's money man spills the beans on its next-gen plans
EA's money man spills the beans on its next-gen plans:
CFO Blake Jorgensen opens up about EA's R& D cost for transitioning to the next gen ($100 million!), why they're expecting consumers to make the transition, and whether the used games market will stick around. ...
CFO Blake Jorgensen opens up about EA's R& D cost for transitioning to the next gen ($100 million!), why they're expecting consumers to make the transition, and whether the used games market will stick around. ...
SWTOR allows some players to buy Cartel Coins by phone
SWTOR allows some players to buy Cartel Coins by phone:
Filed under: Sci-fi, Business models, News items, Free-to-play, Star Wars: The Old Republic
If you have a cell phone and live in one of a select number of countries, you now have the option to purchase Star Wars: The Old Republic Cartel Coins with just a few button presses. BioWare announced that it's partnered up with BOKU to offer SMS billing for its premium currency.
There are two important caveats to this, however. The first is that it applies only to those living in Germany, France, Taiwan, South Korea, Brazil, Turkey, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Australia, and The Netherlands. The second is that the one and only option is to buy 450 Cartel Coins at a time through this method.
At least now some players have the option to hang up on their mothers because there's a currency emergency and a spiffy new outfit needs to be purchased.
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If you have a cell phone and live in one of a select number of countries, you now have the option to purchase Star Wars: The Old Republic Cartel Coins with just a few button presses. BioWare announced that it's partnered up with BOKU to offer SMS billing for its premium currency.
There are two important caveats to this, however. The first is that it applies only to those living in Germany, France, Taiwan, South Korea, Brazil, Turkey, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Norway, Sweden, Belgium, Hungary, Spain, Australia, and The Netherlands. The second is that the one and only option is to buy 450 Cartel Coins at a time through this method.
At least now some players have the option to hang up on their mothers because there's a currency emergency and a spiffy new outfit needs to be purchased.
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CoasterVille dethrones FarmVille 2 as top Facebook game by MAU, falls off with DAU
CoasterVille dethrones FarmVille 2 as top Facebook game by MAU, falls off with DAU:
Zynga’s FarmVille 2 has been dominating the charts since it launched in October, but it looks like February 2013 is going to be the month known for the game losing its top spot among Facebook apps, both by daily and monthly active users.
Zynga’s FarmVille 2 has been dominating the charts since it launched in October, but it looks like February 2013 is going to be the month known for the game losing its top spot among Facebook apps, both by daily and monthly active users.
Bungie's Destiny confirmed, will be unveiled February 17
Bungie's Destiny confirmed, will be unveiled February 17:
Developer confirms long-rumored name of first game with Activision; studio to officially show off game in five days.
Bungie today confirmed that its all-new universe with Activision is called Destiny. This had long been rumored, though Bungie finally today bluntly stated, "So, our game is called Destiny."
The developer also said Destiny will be officially unveiled on February 17. Bungie recently launched a teaser website counting down to the proper reveal.
Bungie also today launched Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ channels for Destiny.
Destiny is Bungie's first project as part of a 10-year publishing deal with Call of Duty company Activision. Legal documents from May suggested that the game will be released for the Xbox 360 in 2013, with a 2014 release slated for the PlayStation 3.
The game is reportedly "quite like Halo."
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Developer confirms long-rumored name of first game with Activision; studio to officially show off game in five days.
Bungie today confirmed that its all-new universe with Activision is called Destiny. This had long been rumored, though Bungie finally today bluntly stated, "So, our game is called Destiny."
The developer also said Destiny will be officially unveiled on February 17. Bungie recently launched a teaser website counting down to the proper reveal.
Bungie also today launched Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ channels for Destiny.
Destiny is Bungie's first project as part of a 10-year publishing deal with Call of Duty company Activision. Legal documents from May suggested that the game will be released for the Xbox 360 in 2013, with a 2014 release slated for the PlayStation 3.
The game is reportedly "quite like Halo."
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Two More Servers of Chrono Tales to Launch
Two More Servers of Chrono Tales to Launch:
With the successful release of Chrono Tales Open Beta and Server 1, thousands of players are active in game and request a new server, so Ray Media are now frenziedly preparing for the launch of another two servers, which is said to be scheduled around Feb. 18th.
With the successful release of Chrono Tales Open Beta and Server 1, thousands of players are active in game and request a new server, so Ray Media are now frenziedly preparing for the launch of another two servers, which is said to be scheduled around Feb. 18th.
The Mother-and-Alien-Child Reunion is a Couple of Motions Away in Stick To It
The Mother-and-Alien-Child Reunion is a Couple of Motions Away in Stick To It:
Whenever I feel like the physics puzzle format is completely played out, Fahey slides me another download code, and the thing turns out to be pretty good. Stick To It, ahem, adheres to the basic principles of the genre, but shows there are still clever ways to challenge players to finish a puzzle with an economy of moves. More »
Wartune review
Wartune review:
Wartune is a Facebook game from R2 Games. It’s also available on the open Web. It describes itself as a free-to-play strategy MMO, and combines elements of role-playing games and lightweight social strategy titles. It has been heavily advertised through Facebook’s sidebar module in recent weeks.
Wartune is a Facebook game from R2 Games. It’s also available on the open Web. It describes itself as a free-to-play strategy MMO, and combines elements of role-playing games and lightweight social strategy titles. It has been heavily advertised through Facebook’s sidebar module in recent weeks.
Feast or Famine Review (iPhone, iPad)
Feast or Famine Review (iPhone, iPad):
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How Ouya's curation plans could bury some great games
How Ouya's curation plans could bury some great games:
Ouya founder Julie Uhrman says that the company may have solved discoverability problems with its engagement metrics, but one indie developer warns that they could bury games that don't encourage replays. ...
Ouya founder Julie Uhrman says that the company may have solved discoverability problems with its engagement metrics, but one indie developer warns that they could bury games that don't encourage replays. ...
Sony: "There is a real problem with putting console games on mobile phones"
Sony: "There is a real problem with putting console games on mobile phones": Sony's self-proclaimed "crazy" person, Chris Mahoney, on how to bridge the gap between console and mobile games
GZ Exclusive: Introducing Elsword's newest character class
GZ Exclusive: Introducing Elsword's newest character class: GameZone and Kill3rcombo have teamed up to bring you an exclusive look at the newest character class in Elsword. Rena is...
This Week's iPhone Charts: Attack of the Clones
This Week's iPhone Charts: Attack of the Clones:
On the right side you've got RedSpell's What's the Word?, a picture-based word game that's been tearing up the free iPhone charts for several weeks. On the left, LOTUM GmbH's What's the Word?, a picture-based word game that arrived on iTunes on February 4. Guess which one is at the top of this week's charts? More »
Ouya CEO explains why free-to-try is mandatory
Ouya CEO explains why free-to-try is mandatory: Julie Uhrman on the one big exception to company's hands-off approach to devs, says engagement will dictate curation
GameStop Digital Ventures head departs
GameStop Digital Ventures head departs: Chris Petrovic leaves specialty retailer, plans to advise and mentor early stage companies
GamesAnalytics launches free-to-play assessment service Benchmark
GamesAnalytics launches free-to-play assessment service Benchmark:
Datamining and monetization firm GamesAnalytics has launched a new free-to-play assessment service, with which it claims to be able to help studios improve their game monetization and user retention. ...
Datamining and monetization firm GamesAnalytics has launched a new free-to-play assessment service, with which it claims to be able to help studios improve their game monetization and user retention. ...
Link your Darkfall and Unholy Wars accounts for discount, beta access
Link your Darkfall and Unholy Wars accounts for discount, beta access:
Filed under: Betas, Fantasy, Video, Darkfall, MMO industry, New titles, PvP, News items
Got questions about linking your old Darkfall account with your spiffy new Darkfall: Unholy Wars account? Aventurine's got answers, and you'll find them in a new customer support video published yesterday on the game's official website.
Why would you want to link your accounts? Firstly you'll get the new UW client for half price ($14.95). You'll also get access to beta and the ability to reserve your character's name. You can view the video after the cut.
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Filed under: Betas, Fantasy, Video, Darkfall, MMO industry, New titles, PvP, News items
Why would you want to link your accounts? Firstly you'll get the new UW client for half price ($14.95). You'll also get access to beta and the ability to reserve your character's name. You can view the video after the cut.
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World of Tanks: Wargaming.net League Announced
World of Tanks: Wargaming.net League Announced:
World of Tanks players have a new eSports league in which to participate thanks the announcement that the Wargaming.net League has arrived. The league will kick off in the first quarter of 2013 and will follow 'traditional' eSports bracketing tournaments, ultimately leading to a $2.5M prize pool.
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