MAG ’s next patch, due out next week , will bring some very welcome free updates to players. While the full patch notes aren’t available yet, the MAG team has provided a short list of updates to hold fans over for a bit
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MAG patch 1.07 due out next week
Filed under: Historical , A Tale in the Desert A Tale in the Desert 4 is coming to an end, and as players begin to look toward Tale 5, eGenesis has an endgame surprise. The ATitD community will be voting on a Pharaoh and have a direct effect on how Tale 5 is presented. Sami and Wahim are the candidates for Pharaoh, so to speak.
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Endgame arrives for A Tale in the Desert 4
The players have spoken, and they want more content. Unfortunately, those players — you, our readers, as well as the folks behind Massively — aren’t at all unified when it comes to what we actually accept as “content.” Some players don’t care if a given piece of content plays exactly like another, so long as it’s visually new and interesting and different. Others want a distinct set of lore behind every new piece of content, with the visuals and gameplay coming far later.
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The Daily Grind: Content contentment
Filed under: Fantasy , Final Fantasy XI , Expansions , Game mechanics , Opinion , Consoles , The Mog Log The time has finally come to finish this series of columns, which means that as much as I might like to talk about all the interesting details of the Final Fantasy XIV release date… I really can’t.
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The Mog Log: The verdict on Chains of Promathia
Last night I got my new Xbox 360 Slim from Microsoft.
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Unboxing the New Xbox 360 Slim
Filed under: Fantasy , Guild Wars , Lore , Guild Wars 2 The languages used in the world of Tyria have always been a subject of great interest to much of the Guild Wars community. Players have been studying and translating the various languages and dialects spoken throughout the world for several years now, coming up with a full translated alphabet of Old Ascalonian runes , a chart of Canthan ideograms , and much more. Content Designer Matthew Medina is the mind behind those languages that so fascinated players,and has plenty to say in the newest ArenaNet blog entry .
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ArenaNet Content Designer talks lore and languages in Guild Wars 2
It’s a big day for Final Fantasy XI players the world over, as the much-discussed June version update has finally gone live. And with that comes a heretofore unprecedented change, as the level cap jumps once again for the first time in years past the old limit of 75
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June version update goes live for Final Fantasy XI
It’s just as well that there haven’t been any huge revelations of late regarding Final Fantasy XIV (aside from the lovely new character creation video), because we’re knee-deep in the trial of the second Final Fantasy XI expansion and we’ve got no room for anything else. After last week’s examination , which included excellent discussion and some really interesting viewpoints from the community (seriously, guys, pat yourselves on the back), we’re going to dive back into the meat of the trial and try to determine the worth of Chains of Promathia via examining everything there is to examine. And that’s a lot, I tell you
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The Mog Log: The trial of Chains of Promathia, part 2
“The game is lying to you!” Colin Johanson , the Lead Content Designer for Guild Wars 2 , made a very good point when he introduced us to the dynamic events system planned for Guild Wars 2 .
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Guild Wars 2 Lead Content Designer expands on dynamic events system
Today’s the day when the Grand Theft Auto IV DLC is released for PS3 and PC. Both The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony will be available as digital downloads as well as standalone retail discs. Seeing as the content has been out on the Xbox 360 for a long time, we want to know if this will bring you back to the game on other platforms?
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Will You Go Back to GTA IV on PS3/PC With Episodes?
