It's cold this year.
What we often do in winter? Yup, build snowman!
And this year, we have some interesting snowman come from World of Warcraft. And I'm sure you'll recognize them when you see them.

I can't remember how long is it since its 9 million announcement, maybe July, 2007? Just half a year passed, the number increased with 1 million subscribers. It's even faster than its 8 million to 9 million. What does this mean? World of Warcraft still continues its growth with high speed.

Could any other MMOs  be compared with WOW? I find no answer right now. Although I'm looking forward to Aion, AOC and Warhammer this year, but I don't believe any of these MMOs can beat it. The king of MMOs? I think it is right now. But I really wish one day one game will replace it, maybe it's developed by Blizzard too, anyway I don't mind. Because that means an awesome MMO conquers the world again lol.



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January 22, 2008 -- Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. announced today that subscribership for World of Warcraft®, its award-winning massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), has continued to climb, recently passing 10 million worldwide. Interest in the game has remained high in all regions, with thousands of new and returning players signing up through the holiday season. World of Warcraft now hosts more than 2 million subsc

I'm playing some webgames recently, such as Gladiatus and Fallen Sword.
I don't even pick up WOW and continue it. I don't know why, maybe I feel a little tired after hundred times of instances and battlefields.

Anyway I find many joys when I play these webgames. You don't need to spend much time on it, and don't need to care how to join a party to complete quest. It's easy and fun.

Look at my character in Gladiatus. It's a simple game, but I'm quite enjoying it when my character become more and more powerful and my GOLD increase.



In the beginning of every game, we are all enjoying any increase or boost of us even it's such a tiny one. But when we play it more, it  doesn't seem that attracts us because we alreay know almost everything in the game, it means not much fresh taste or it's not mysterious to us anymore. Soon we drop it and pick up another game. Repeat the same process and turn to another game again.

So, can we have a game that with fun all the time? A game has high dregree of  intelligence that can evolve by itself? "Secondlife" is such a game in some degree, but not enough.

I know it's hard to come ture now, but I have a dream that one day I can develop a game li

I was first exciting when I saw the title, but after read it I just wanna ask: WTF???
A mouse controled Street Fighter? LMAO, it must be a ridiculous idea. What do you think is the soul of a figting game? In my opinion, the keyboard control skill is most important. Many ppl show off their talented skills of keyboard control. How do you bear a fighting game without  keyboard? 

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Japanese publisher Daletto, a new company formed last year by Capcom and Games Arena, announced today Street Fighter Online: Mouse Generation. This Windows fighter is a real Street Fighter game in that it has Ryu, Chun Li, and a fighting system based on Street Fighter Alpha. But Street Fighter IV this is not.

Street Fighter Online: Mouse Generation is built around mouse controls. You control all the action with the mouse. To move your character left and right, you slide the mouse in the corresponding direction. Sliding up makes your character jump. The left and right buttons perform, respectively, punch and kick attacks. Special moves are performed by combinations of the buttons and mouse gestures.



In addition to the new control scheme, Street Fighter Online is, as the nam