With Global Agenda ’s switch to a subscription-free format earlier this year, the game was put on track to begin launching content updates and small additions to replace the subscription fees.

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Doubling season comes to Global Agenda
With Global Agenda ’s switch to a subscription-free format earlier this year, the game was put on track to begin launching content updates and small additions to replace the subscription fees.

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Doubling season comes to Global Agenda
If there’s one feature of games from Cryptic Studios that’s generated the most controversy, it’s the C-Store . That having been said, it’s hard to deny that the development team behind Star Trek Online and Champions Online takes any excuse to cut down the prices for a while.

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Cryptic celebrates the holiday with a C-Store sale
Democratic Rhode Island gubernatorial candidate Frank Caprio has flip-flopped in his stance towards a $75 million loan from the state’s Economic Development Corporation to fledgling game maker 38 Studios .

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38 Studios relocation loan in jeopardy
The latest news on Guild Wars 2 comes from a direction that most of us were not considering. Part of Guild Wars 2 ’s development is being done by the Extended Experience Team, a group working on game experience that’s not strictly limited to your computer. Today the Guild Wars 2 developers unveiled that team’s current project: Guild Wars 2 for smartphones and the iPad.

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PAX 2010: ArenaNet announces Guild Wars 2 app for smartphones and iPad
An MMO is a massively multiplayer online game. So what would attract a lone-wolf type to something that is massively multiplayer? You would think this would drive someone who enjoys his solitude away.

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Wasteland Diaries: Lone wolf
I’m free! I’ve been locked in a trunk all summer while Justin pretended to be me and took my Dungeons and Dragons Online column! Thankfully a rogue with a lockpick happened by, and now I shall exact my reve…

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Exploring Eberron: The sum of their parts
Develop , a European-based games industry trade magazine, has revealed the sale of Project MyWorld from troubled studio Realtime Worlds to an unnamed American company. In a story released on its website earlier today, the publication stated that the purchase has split Realtime Worlds into at least two separate entities, each of which is being eyed by several potential buyers

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Realtime Worlds’ MyWorld purchased, APB still in limbo
If you weren’t lucky enough to get into the Final Fantasy XIV open beta right away, it’s been an interesting couple days, with beta keys being given out briefly, disabled briefly, then given out once again ad infinitum. While the cycle continues unabated, it’s telling that Square-Enix has released a new quintet of servers for the beta , bringing the current total to 15

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Final Fantasy XIV beta gets new servers and a roleplaying home
DDO ’s Update 7 is coming sometime in October, and we spent some time at PAX this morning chatting with members of the Turbine crew. They had some extremely exciting things to tell about Update 7 and sprung more than a few surprises on us. First up were the new races

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DDO Update 7 bringing half-elves, half-orcs, and more
DDO ’s Update 7 is coming sometime in October, and we spent some time at PAX this morning chatting with members of the Turbine crew. They had some extremely exciting things to tell about Update 7 and sprung more than a few surprises on us. First up were the new races.

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PAX 2010: DDO Update 7 bringing half-elves, half-orcs, more [Updated]