In a new letter on the Aura Kingdom forum, ‘GM_Mechium’ has revealed that it is time to prepare for the “virtualization of US servers” and that to do so, a reduction in data needs to happen. To accomplish this, characters that have been inactive for 90 days and those between levels 1-49 that have not been logged into for the past six months will be deleted.
Aura Kingdom – Characters to be Hidden to Prepare for ‘Virtualization’
In a new letter on the Aura Kingdom forum, ‘GM_Mechium’ has revealed that it is time to prepare for the “virtualization of US servers” and that to do so, a reduction in data needs to happen. To accomplish this, characters that have been inactive for 90 days and those between levels 1-49 that have not been logged into for the past six months will be deactivated and hidden.
PlayStation 3 Games Headed to PC with PS Now Service
Sony has unveiled that its PlayStation Now streaming service will soon bring PlayStation 3 games to PC. PS Now allows subscribers to play PlayStation 3 games over the internet, similar, according to VentureBeat.com, to the way Netflix streams movies and television programs. The subscription will cost $20 per month or three months for $45 and includes some of PlayStation 3’s most popular games.
Worlds Adrift – Bossa Studios Opens Alpha Sign Ups
Overwatch – FaceIt & ELeague Teams Revealed for EU/NA Playoffs
ELeague and FaceIt have revealed the names of the thirty-two teams that will be facing off against one another in the Overwatch European and North American playoffs. The tournament events will begin on August 24th at 8:30 am Pacific / 11:30 am Eastern and will wrap up on August 28th. Eight teams will travel to the North American and European Finals in Atlanta.
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft – Good Gaming Announces Tournament
Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft – Good Gaming Announces $1,500 Tournament
Duelyst – Steam Launch is a Go & Expansion Launch Date Revealed
World of Warcraft – Plan Ahead for Dungeoneering & Raiding
Crowfall – Gamescom 2016 with J. Todd Coleman & Jess Mulligan
Early Friday morning at Gamescom we sat down with Jess Mulligan from Travian to talk about Crowfall while we waited for J Todd Coleman to find his way to us. It was a lovely informal chat. Jess on the other hand? She’s been in the industry a long time. Quite possibly she has more experience in the industry than I do at playing the products of the games industry. With that, we had our rambled on…
