Charm is one of those words that, as a kid, I never really understood. I always pictured some southern gentleman, lemonade in hand, wooing powdered belles from his porch on a hot summer’s day: that’s how I defined it. But now I think I understand it so much more, and I often wonder why this industry seems to often ignore the word, or has no idea what it means
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Free for All: Charmed, Zentia, I’m sure
As you scour the wastelands in Fallen Earth , most likely you’re taking advantage of the situation by getting yourself a vehicle. Not just any vehicle — you want something that’s flashy, functional, and durable.
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Bring a little color to your ride in Fallen Earth
If you’ve played APB at all, you know that one of its standout features is the character customization.
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APB’s Human Avatar brings character customization to real life
German fansite TeraGamers.de features a new interview with TERA developer Sam Kim. While the majority of the web site is, naturally, auf Deutsch, the interview has been helpfully translated to English and is available on the site’s forums. Kim discusses everything from quest innovation, to character customization improvements, to PvP options.
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TERA’s Sam Kim talks PvP Battlefield, questing
Hey, remember that time Sony Online Entertainment trademarked “The Agency Covert Ops” and we all wondered why? Now we know. It turns out that you’re going to be able to play The Agency while you wait for The Agency to launch.
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SOE unveils The Agency Facebook game, announces The Agency will be at E3
It’s been three months since Global Agenda appeared in the thick of the MMO scene, presenting a new way to look at MMO games that many people just didn’t agree with. As the debates on its MMO-ness rose, the game seemed to be lost in the thick of things. Everyone was too busy complaining about the 10 vs.
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Global Agenda: Three months down, and the best is yet to come
Tattooed homicidal freak or square jawed do-gooder?
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GDC 2010: APB Updated Impressions
Running with Scissors: Pre-Season (RwS:PS) is sLeek games’ red-carpet debut in the App Store. This release is a very good first offering for sLeek, and they are looking to capitalize on the iPhone’s multitouch capability in a unique way. The premise of RwS:PS is simple, win the race
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Review: Running with Scissors: Pre-Season (iPhone)
Fans of the upcoming urban crime game All Points Bulletin may have noticed there’s been a bit of a hiatus with the video podcasts that Realtime Worlds has been releasing. (Although Massively did have a good interview with Chris Collins and EJ Moreland about APB this week.) The APB video podcasts are back for 2010 now, though, and Collins has announced that the next few will focus on the game’s audio features. They’re beginning the series by showing fans the game’s music editor, demonstrated by Stuart Ross, All Points Bulletin ’s Senior Sound Designer.
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All Points Bulletin video podcast shows off the music editor
The final part of Final Fantasy XI ’s now very inaccurately named November version update has finally gone live .
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Final Fantasy XI finishes version update at long last
