News Tagged: mmog

About two years ago, it was reported that Bungie, the makers of games like Myth and Halo, are working on a brand new project simply referred to as 'Destiny'. In November last year, several captivating art images from the game have surfaced. More concept art showed up (including the impressive-looking image above), so have a looksy if you wish...

Siliconera has the word that the secretive project from Square Enix (evidently there were some rumors about that) is called Star Galaxy. The game is being described as a MMO space simulation that will allow up to 2,000 players to fight it out, where players also get a chance to become commanders in chief, as they manage resources, infrastructure and power sources...

Good morning, my fine people. Today I feel the need to further explain AT's latest voting poll. While I really have nothing against MMORPGs, many of you know that I do, in fact, favor single-player RPGs over the MMOG experience. The news about The Elder Scrolls Online MMORPG from Bethesda and ZeniMax kind of gave me the incentive to put up the poll...

ActionTrip had the chance to stop by the development studio ArenaNet in Seattle, to spend some time playing the upcoming PC title Guild Wars 2. Here's a snip from our hands-on preview of the highly anticipated MMORPG: Let's get this out of the way right at the start...

Rumors, rumors, rumors! We love rumors! While we can't confirm any details on Snooki's pregnancy (Vader looks around nervously and changes the topic whenever we bring the subject up) here is one rumor we hope is true. Tom's Hardware has a story that Bethesda and ZeniMax Online Studios will officially announce Elder Scrolls Online in May...

File this under "I sure as hell hope this not what things are coming to." While there has been precious little information about Blizzard's next MMOG codenamed Titan, their web site has posted the job description for a Franchise Development Manager...

After years and years of having an ever-growing subscriber base, Blizzard's worldwide online phenomenon World of Warcraft is starting to lose players. Reportedly, the game's third expansion, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm could not uphold the community's interest for long...

Hasbro announced a deal with Jagex Limited to co-develop a new online game based on the Transformers franchise (oh great!). Here's the word: Under the agreement, the two companies are slated to launch the TRANSFORMERS online game in 2012 in North America, Latin America, Europe, New Zealand and Australia...

During a panel session at the Game Developers Conference 2011 Bungie lead network engineer David Aldridge officially confirmed that the well-known developer is indeed working on a "massively multiplayer action game," which coincides with all those rumors (yep, everyone's been whispering about this for quite a while actually)...

Early this month we reported that Blizzard's hugely anticipated hack'n'slash Diablo III has a good chance to arrive some time in Q4 2011 - that's according to a leaked product slate from Blizzard. Mind you, the same leaked product slate pointed towards a mysterious project referred to as "Titan...

SEE Virtual Worlds announced a free-to-play 'massively multiplayer online virtual world' based on the work and songs of pop star Michael Jackson, currently scheduled for release for the PC next year. According to the press release, Planet Michael is going to offer "fans...

Hm, looks like we missed this one during the weekend. Sony Online Entertainment has confirmed that the next EverQuest game is in development. Since they have no official title, they're currently referring to the project as 'EverQuest Next' - and, yes, it's a classic MMOG, just in case you were wondering...

That's right, word has it that NetDragon is currently developing a Transformers MMOG (cheers Kotaku). For the time being, mind you, they're not saying when or indeed if the game is going to hit the US or Western Europe or Australasia; they merely mention releasing the title in Asia, Russia (and CIS states), the Middle East and North Africa...

Yesterday, at the Deutsche Bank Securities Technology Conference in San Francisco, Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick stated that Blizzard Entertainment's next project (the unknown MMOG) will have a broader appeal than World of Warcraft...

Massachusetts-based developer Turbine, responsible for Dungeon and Dragons Online, is suing Atari - publisher of the MMOG. According to Courthouse News, Turbine claims that Atari has "breached a licensing agreement" related to the development of the free-to-play Dungeons and Dragons Online Unlimited...