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Archived News for January 19, 2001
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Previews | Planetside |
January 19, 2001 |
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By: Mystery |
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The new title from Verant billed as a cross between Quake and Everquest, has been recently previewed by PC Gamer. You can check it out here.
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WWII Online | VDE Exclusive Screenshots |
January 19, 2001 |
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By: Mystery |
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Voodoo Extreme has just posted some exlusive screen shots from WWII Online. Take a look at what they've got to offer:
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Dransik | Sign up for the Closed Beta |
January 19, 2001 |
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By: Mystery |
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Dransik, a 2D MM title that strongly resembles early versions of the single-player Ultima game series, is now accepting applications for their closed beta. If you'd like to join, fill out the agreement here.
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Reviews | Most Promising MMORPGs of 2001, Part 2 |
January 19, 2001 |
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By: Mystery |
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RPG Planet (not Gamespy, as earlier credited) continued their rundown of the most promising MMORPGs for the upcoming year. In this last installment, you can vote for the most likely to succeed title.
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Asheron's Call | Developer Chat Transcript Up |
January 19, 2001 |
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By: Mystery |
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While (apparently) the virtual world was collapsing around them, the Turbine developers played their fiddles and chatted with the general public on the zone. Here's the transcript.
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NeverWinter Nights | Verbosity abounds |
January 19, 2001 |
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By: Mystery |
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Trent Oster, producer of Neverwinter Nights, has supplied another interview, this time with Gaming United. Here's a sample: We are very interested in supporting Neverwinter subsequent to its release. We don’t have any formal plans underway at this point yet, but we identified a number of features that might find their way into a potential expansion pack. These include new art content, a new campaign, enhancements to the engine, and extensions to the capabilities of the toolset, among countless other things. For now, however, we’re keeping our focus on making sure that the initial release is a whole lot of fun and a strong foundation on which we can build for the future. You can catch the rest of the article here.
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