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Sometimes, it’s best to just let a franchise die; better to leave a concept tucked away than see it fleshed out. Unfortunately, the games we’re looking at today represent instances where the development team didn’t do that. Instead, they saddled us with games that may have been better off unmade.
The growing trend of MMORPG obsession knows no bounds. Luckily, there are developers with a mission to give players their favorite genre of gaming wherever they go. That?s why today we will be looking at the Top 10 best mobile titles in the MMO gaming genre.
Players will be transported to the dragon-filled, beautiful world of Auratia, where you can CAPTURE, TRAIN, RIDE, and FIGHT hundreds of unique dragons.
Starting on June 11th, Guild Wars 2 will be celebrating the Dragon Bash festival.
With everyone expecting massive announcements from Sony and Microsoft at E3, MMOAttack takes a look at some of the biggest MMO games that we want to see available on next-generation consoles
Open betas are for everyone, and tend to be free of charge regardless of future subscription or cost. Players not only get a chance to give feedback for future game developments, but they also get to play a game that they may later miss out on due to cost or review. MMO Attack went ahead and found ten of the best free open betas available right now.
Tell me MMO Attack fans, which MMO do you think will be the next to succumb to the free to play strategy?
GamesCampus has broken the silence about its upcoming MMORPG, Legend of Edda: Vengeance. The expanding realm verse realm title is finally set for the public as its first open beta testing starts next week, May 16th.
Developers continue to claim that pay-to-play is the only viable financial model for an MMO game looking to maintain a reliable subscriber base and regular updates.
The most requested title to transition to an MMORPG comes from fans of the increasingly popular series, Pokemon. Is there any reason why Nintendo would want to restrict such a successful franchise from expanding even further? This series delves into why Nintendo needs to make Pokemon an MMORPG.
The goal of video games has always been to give people activity, providing an adventure that they could never take in real life. Decades later we find ourselves at the turning point of competitive online gaming. There are plenty of online games giving people the action filled experience they are looking for. No genre has made the eSports scene quite as possible as ? massive online battle arenas. This week?s decuple MMO domination takes a stab at the many games in the MOBA genre.
The Weekly Loot is MMO Attack’s Weekly MMO and MMORPG News Show hosted by the lovely and talented Reina! Watch for a chance to win a $20 Steam Gift Card!
I mean, most stories have a beginning, middle, and end, but there?s no guarantee of an ending in many MMOs and you?d be hard-pressed to point out where the midpoint is. As a result, from my perspective I see no compelling reason to get involved in an MMO.
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with one of the Senior Producer’s of Dragon’s Prophet to get a little preview of the game and talk about some of the features.
For this weeks critical hit attack on the world of the MMO game I take a look at the various MMO titles based on massive franchises and IP’s.
One of the most important elements of any video game is arguably that it ends in a strong fashion – a memorable final boss is just one way of doing this.
Yeah, it’s a bit of a cliche topic, but I’ve been on a bit of a Dark Souls trip lately, and the final encounter got me to thinking – the most memorable aspect of a game is how it ends, isn’t it? I mean, everything in the game’s been building to it: at this point, all the chips are down, and you’re throwing everything you’ve got at your foe in a desperate effort to achieve victory. That’s how it should be, anyway. Today, I’d like to take a look at a few of my personal favorites – a few of the best final bosses in video game history.