Welcome to Betawatch , Massively’s weekly report on the state of MMO betas. In each installment, we’ll report everything from the latest open betas, closed betas and even alphas in one convenient place. Plus, we’ll make sure to include as much info on each game’s current status, including projected release dates (if known) and links to the sign-up forms to get yourself into that beta you’ve been seeking
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Betawatch: February 26-March 5
Welcome to Betawatch , Massively’s weekly report on the state of MMO betas. In each installment, we’ll report everything from the latest open betas, closed betas and even alphas in one convenient place. Plus, we’ll make sure to include as much info on each game’s current status, including projected release dates (if known) and links to the sign-up forms to get yourself into that beta you’ve been seeking
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Betawatch: February 12-19, 2010
Filed under: Betas , Fantasy , New titles , News items , Allods Online Allods Online surprised us last November , seeming to come out of nowhere and offering an extensive, polished game even in beta. The game has been cycling through several rounds of closed beta since then, adding more content with each round and allowing beta testers to further explore their world
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Allods Online set to enter open beta on February 16th
Aion team member Tamat is back with the first Eye on Community for February , in which he answers player questions and talks a bit about what the developers have in store. This week’s player question was regarding the fort timer surveys from a while back, and Tamat revealed that they’ve finished looking over the surveys and will be changing the capture timer to an hour next week. Eye on Community lived up to its name by providing a pretty extensive community roundup this time, directing players to a handy application to monitor server status, a guide to a couple of bosses (Kratia and Harpback — if you’re having trouble with them this is the place to go),a look a one players first month in Aion , and a new reason to keep one eye on the skies in PvP.
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Aion releases first Eye on Community for February
Filed under: Betas , Fantasy , New titles , Free-to-play , Zodiac Online Zodiac Online , the free-to-play offering from Ingle Games, entered closed beta early last November . Since then the folks at Ingle Games have been hard at work refining things, fixing bugs, and just generally preparing to move to the next phase. That next phase will arrive in just a few short days: open beta begins February tenth.
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Zodiac Online enters open beta February 10th
Filed under: Betas , Massively meta , Betawatch Welcome to Betawatch , Massively’s weekly report on the state of MMO betas. In each installment, we’ll report everything from the latest open betas, closed betas and even alphas in one convenient place. Plus, we’ll make sure to include as much info on each game’s current status, including projected release dates (if known) and links to the sign-up forms to get yourself into that beta you’ve been seeking.
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Betawatch: January 29 – February 5, 2010
If you take Chris’s word for it (and a lot of other people), Splosion Man is one of the best Xbox Live Arcade games of 2009. It was a great game at $10, but next week it’ll be 50% off and you’ll be able to grab the game for 400 Banana Bucks. That’s $5 in human money.
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Splosion Man Gets a Discount
Linden Lab says it hopes to have a public beta of the Second Life 2.0 viewer in February, presumably targeting an official release in March. Given that the Lab wants to move forward with quarterly planned viewer releases, this means that the current Second Life 1.23 viewer will lose official support at approximately the end of June
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Second Life 2.0 viewer for February/March
If you’ve been waiting for more details out of Bungie surrounding Halo: Reach, go ahead and circle all of February on your calendar.
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Halo: Reach Details Coming in February Game Informer
The latest expansion for EverQuest II , EverQuest II: Sentinel’s Fate , is slated for release in February both digitally and in retail, but why wait until then to pick up your copy? No, far better to pre-order the expansion and be ready for the day it launches — which, not coincidentally, is now an option. There are both Regular and Collector editions available, as is the standard for MMOs these days, and each one comes with its own little bonuses as well as the usual little extras for ordering ahead of time
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EverQuest II: Sentinel’s Fate opens up pre-orders
