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UncategorizedNeverwinter Beta Weekends Dated, and For $200 You Can Pretend You’re Drizzt
Perfect World Entertainment is prepared to open a portal to the Forgotten Realms next month with the first of three beta weekend events for its upcoming Dungeons & Dragons MMORPG, Neverwinter, and there’s one sure way to get in—spending $49.99 or $199.99 on a Neverwinter Founder’s Pack. Set in one of the most popular Dungeons…
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What Facebook is Playing This Week: Still Stuck on Candy Crush Saga
Clinging tenaciously to its top spot on the Facebook daily active users list, King.com’s Candy Crush Saga keeps itself a couple hundred thousand players beyond FarmVille 2 by getting everyone stuck on level 86 and then taunting them. Perhaps it’s just me banging my head against the licorice-laced lair of frustration until my face is…
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Ragnarok Online‘s Little Mobile Friend Launches Next Month
Ragnarok Online, Gravity Co.’s massively multiplayer online role-playing game, has been going strong for more than a decade, driven by the free-to-play model, simple gameplay and adorable 2D anime character sprites. Next month those cute little bastards get even smaller with the release of Ragnarok Online: Valkyrie Uprising for Android and iOS devices. Already released…
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UncategorizedMadden, Right In 7 of Its Last 9 Picks, Says Baltimore Wins Super Bowl XLVII
Madden NFL 13 says the Baltimore Ravens will claim their second Super Bowl championship on Sunday, 27-24, handing San Francisco its first defeat in six visits to the NFL’s title game. As you can see in this video above, EA Sports’ annual simulation this year came down to a last minute drive. Facing third down…
By Owen Good - Uncategorized
Bringing Chinese Games to the West Is a Lot Harder Than You’d Think
Every time I visit Hong Kong or Taipei, I notice that more and more console games are being translated for the Chinese market. Be it English to Chinese or Japanese to Chinese, it seems much of the focus is now on creating games that the Chinese can play. On the flip side, Chinese game companies…
By Eric Jou