Despite assurances as recently as last month that EverQuest II wouldn’t be going free-to-play, Sony Online Entertainment today announced that the game is doing just that…
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EverQuest II jumps on the F2P bandwagon
Today is July 7th. In case you are not in the know with all things Bungie, 7 is their number
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Happy Bungie Day!
This week in Dungeons and Dragons Online , OneDAwesome worked through some of the game’s extensive free-to-play content. We picked up five quests from the Ever-Full Flagon in House Kundarak — if you’re a lower-level F2P player, these are quests you do not want to miss — grouped up, and got our quests underway in record time. One of these quests was Taming the Flames, and I took more than a little good-natured ribbing for inflicting that fiery torture on the group
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Exploring Eberron: Community and beyond
Sony Online Entertainment offered some exciting new items in Free Realms last week, but they hinted then that more was on the way. The next round of items and content arrived over the weekend , sending players back to the Marketplace for another shopping spree. There are two new hoverboard styles to check out — Clockwork and Dwarftech — which come with fancy paint jobs and chrome exhaust pipes.
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Free Realms adds new hoverboard styles, pets, and more
Où quand les possesseurs de la version PS3 du jeu se voient rembarrés par le message “Failed to connect because the host is using downloadable content that you do not have.”, tout en leur proposant de se rendre sur le Marketplace Xbox en pressant la touche carré de leur pad.
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Quand la version PS3 de Section 8 propose de vous rendre sur le Marketplace Xbox…
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Anti-Aliased: Shut up woman, come buy my cat
You knew someone was going to try it. Sony Online Entertainment is making their bid for a seat on the Sparklepony bandwagon with the introduction of mounts in EverQuest II . Etheral, Sinister, and Ulteran Prowlers are now available in the Marketplace for 2500 Station Cash each, the equivalent of $25 USD.
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Sony Online Entertainment introduces $25 mount
You knew someone was going to try it.
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Sony Online Entertainment introduces $25 mount [Updated]
When it comes to markets in fantasy games, what’s the first thing that comes to your mind? Probably places to buy things like food, weapons, armor, or modes of transportation. When it’s the marketplace in a capital city like Altdorf in Warhammer Online , one might reasonably even think you could a decent concentration of other players hanging out
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One Shots: Just hanging around
We here at Loot Ninja are fans of killing zombies. We simply can’t get enough zombie killing in our video games! We continue to want even more blood, gore, and explosions of re-animated dead corpses on our TVs! It’s just how we roll. Well you’re also in luck kiddies, because this week’s Xbox Live Arcade’s Deal of the Week is Nihilistic Software’s Zombie Apocalypse . Normally priced at 800 MS points, you can head over to the Marketplace and snatch it up for 50% off! That’s only 400 MS points for all of you zombie killers out there. For an XBLA title, Zombie Apocalypse looks and plays solidly, with the detail of the game being right up there with some of the better shooters in the online downloadable catalog. Zombie Apocalypse also features online multi-player for 4 players, and co-op for you and 3 friends (if they aren’t infected already). If you don’t want to spring $60 dollars for Left 4 Dead 2 or get the original Left 4 Dead for cheaper, Zombie Apocalypes isn’t too shabby of a price to hop on and kill zombies with your friends. Who doesn’t like killing zombies with their best friends
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XBLA Deal of the Week: Zombie Apocalypse
