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The Civilization series of strategy titles has been a huge worldwide hit over the years. XLGames is ready to bring Civilization Online to the world to continue that success but in a more traditional MMORPG format. We had a chance to interview the team. See what they had to say about the sandbox MMO and its North American release in our exclusive chat.
Playstation 4 players will be pleased to hear that the closed beta of Planetside 2 will officially kick off on January 20th. Interested players are invited to head to the official site to sign up as a potential tester.
Fans of table top Warhammer will be happy to hear that cross-platform Warhammer Quest is now available for PC, Mac and Linux. The turn-based strategy title could be a great way to reintroduce the lore of the Warhammer universe in preparation for Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade.
CD Projekt Red has released the system specifications for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The game is set to be released in February of this year. Check the specs to see how your system will fare.
A group of fans is making an effort to bring back Wizardry Online. Originally published in the west by Sony Online entertainment, Wizardry never found its footing and service was terminated in July 2014. According to information received, WO’s developer, Suba Games, has taken notice. Petitions have been initiated in the hopes that Wizardry Online can make a comeback sometime in 2015.
As with all things World of Warcraft, simply hitting the level cap is not the end of the journey, though many might expect it to be. So what should one do upon reaching level 100? We’ve got a few ideas in mind that can still bring months of quality time to WoW players.
Star Wars: The Old Republic may never live up to the lofty expectations many had for it before it launched back in 2011, but the game seems pretty healthy despite all the initial setbacks. 2015 is a new year and with a new year comes new possibilities. Let’s take a look at some things we’d like to see in SWTOR this year.
Sony Online Entertainment has announced that the great Name Reclaim 2015 initiative will be happening soon. Beginning January 20th, accounts that have been inactive for the past eighteen months or so will see character names ‘reclaimed’ so that other players can use them for newly created characters. Characters and names will not be deleted, but will have an underscore and a Roman numeral placed after the name.
Last week, the Play2Crush.com site went live with the attendant news that Todd Coleman, formerly with KingsIsle, and Gordon Walton, lately with Bioware, had formed the studio to make a game that players wanted to play, a game with meaning and depth. Today, the game was officially named and the first details have emerged.
Bungie is thanking Destiny players with a legendary token for everyone. Keep an eye on in-game mail as the team said that the tokens will be delivered later this week.The announcement was made yesterday on Bungie’s Twitter.