The online MMO that allows players to immerse themself in the Star Trek universe has only been available for two days. It’s popularity has shone like a distant star with Atari’s announcement that the game had 1 million registered accounts! Star Trek Online is the
The most recent Mortal Online newsletter revealed that the release date for this sandbox MMORPG will be delayed a month, pushing it back to January 2010. The decision was made in order to polish all of the core features of the game for its release.
It was previously announced that Star Trek Online would see a Q1 2010 release, which has seemingly been confirmed by listings on Amazon and GameStop of February 2, 2010. [update: This has been confirmed by Cryptic, as well as a February 5, 2010 release date
Cryptic executive producer Craig Zinkievich has confirmed that Star Trek Online will be ready to launch in Q1 of 2010. He also confimed that a beta is right around the corner. The sign-up for the beta began in the beginning of September. Star Trek Online
Aion released in the Europe on Friday, and many players were greeted with messages of “You cannot connect to the server because there are too many users right now.” during peak playing times. While many North American players faced hours of wait time in the
Developers have promised at least one major update every year in the future for newly released MMORPG, Aion. “There will be at least one major update a year,” according to brand manager Christian-Peter Heimbach in an interview published today.“You know this from our previous titles.
What is Mortal Online? Mortal Online is a niche, first person, player controlled, “sandbox” MMORPG, for mature audiences on PC, inspired by Ultima Online. Mortal Online features a free world with minimum rules where players can choose their own paths and destinies. If you’re interested
Blizzard announced WoW boss Onyxia will be receiving a makeover in honor of the game’s 5th Anniversary. Formerly fear inspiring Onyxia will be updated to meet modern raiding standards (and today’s Level 80 characters). It will be included in the big 3.2.2 content patch. Included
World of Warcraft’s title as the biggest MMO game is in jeopardy. Finland’s Sulake Corp. has announced it’s web-based Habbo Hotel has reached 9.5 million and believe they will have 10 million users by the end of the month. Blizzard’s last reported userbase was at