Many ppl dont know the first MMORPG in the history of the consols market , well you should know this game and you should play this game.

Phantsy star online series was introduced in the Dreamcast .. follow it then by Game cuve then xbox, then comes Phantasy  star online blue burst for PC , wish it is free to download , was produced by sega Sonic Team. eve tough need to pay a montly fee to play . well the official servers when down after years of gaming , and now you can find a few private server.

here is my private server. check it out.  http://phantsystaronline.net  , actually in the internet theres only like 4 private server.

enjoy it.

Attempting to bring the player-versus-player experience of MMOs to a wider audience, Multiverse has released the flash-based gladiatorial sim “Battle.”

Similar to the gameplay in the free-to-play “Guild Wars,” players can only choose six different skills to bring into each one-on-one arena-style battle. Being able to choose between 13 skills across three different categories should make each battle unique, but like any MMO, some builds will probably prove more popular (and possibly overpowered) than others.

Corey Bridges, co-founder and executive producer at Multiverse, said “‘Battle’ is the first glimpse of a whole new level of excitement in casual games. While new players can begin having fun in seconds, experienced gamers will be thrilled to finally see in a web browser the kind of action and graphics they’ve found on consoles and in massively multiplayer online games. We’re confident ‘Battle’ is going to redefine players’ expectations of what’s possible in casual games.”

Since the game is built on a flash-based platform, it’s available to play on all the popular social networking sites such a

Lasers, stars, weird looking guns, battleships and last but not least, an astounding view of the universe and beyond. No, it’s not a re-run of “Star Trek.” (Good guess, though.) It’s a new online space game based on thousands of different player-controlled galaxies. “Galaxy Online,” developed by the same team behind games such as “Tales of Pirates” and “God’s War,” will be released this month.

The game is kicking up a storm and sucking many players in. The official forums, which were launched yesterday, already feature an abundance of praise for the game. Most frequently touched upon are the ‘cool battles’ and ‘building a galaxy of your own’ (mostly opinions from screenshots and videos). Another cool aspect of the game is the user interactivity within the environment.

Players have the ability to take their fleet of battleships and customize them to their needs. They can also alter the position and variety of planets within their galaxy. Speaking of galaxies, it’s not enough to just own one — that would be boring. According to the official website, one must create customize, control a

Right on time, Namco Bandai pulled the plug on the United States and European servers for “Hellgate London” just like they previously said they would.

So what was it like witnessing the end of a virtual world? Scott from the Pumping Irony blog writes: “The last few lines of chat that came across my screen were:

‘Take care all, let’s kick ass wherever we go!’

‘love u all’

‘dang this really SUX’

‘bye everyone’”

Scott continued. “Seconds after that final goodbye, there was a sudden jolt of lag as we were all sent back to the ‘Hellgate’ title screen and greeted with the message of a virtual world that no longer exists.”

As depressing as you might find this to be,  ”The End” may not really mean the end. As we reported last week, “Hellgate” servers in Asia were not shut down due to Hanbitsoft owning the rights in that region. However unlikely it may be, Hanbitsoftcould somehow wrestle the U.S. and European rights away from Namco Bandai and flip those servers back on. If and when that happens, we’ll be sure to let you know.

Posted by Kyle Stallock

Siege War (EU):19:00 – 20:00 GMT+1/ 11:00 - 12:00 am PDT on Oct. 22, 2008.

State War (EU):  19:00 – 20:00 GMT+1/ 11:00 - 12:00 am PDT on Oct.25, 2008

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Auction Hunter:

All servers: Oct. 21, 2008

Primary
Mage (primary class) Lv 1-15
Energy Bolt		Elementary spell with low cooldown(fast attack speed), dealing a little damage to one target.
Energy Explosion		A mostly allout spell attack, powerful.
Energy Shield		Form a simple mana shield by the use of mana, for defending and preventing some damage.
First Class Transfer
Mage -> Fire Mage Lv 15-30
Fire Scorch		Set fire to a target, decreasing its HP by time.
Fire Blast		Send a ferocious flame strike to enemies in a line.
MP Amplification (Passive)		Further understand the generation and use of fire spell, increase spell damage.
Fire Bolt		Condenses flame energy into a fireball, dealing fire damage to a target.
Mage -> Ice Mage Lv 15-30
Elementary Ice-Arrow		Basic ice spell, reducing movement speed, dealing small amount of damage.
Ice Penetration		Send an ice coldness to penetrate the enemy\'s armor, reducing the targets water resistance, dealing more damage.
Resistance Increase (Passive)		Get ice marked, increasing fire, ice, water, and other element resistance.
Cone of Ice		With the use of iceknives thrust, launch before you a conic-shaped area effect spell, dealing water damage.
Second Class Transfer
Fire Mage -> Flame Magic Master Lv 30-50
Cross Flame		Targ

In order to supply a more hassle-free environment for players to play, Daedalus has changed a new server. It will be more smooth. Please double click mwo.exe to enter in game.

 

I have searched the forum and thisa Wiki, but have never found any topics which gives the list and detail of ALL the in-game weapons and armor, and therefore I decided to make one myself. As the number of items in this awesome game is beyond comprehension, it iwll take a very long time to finish this entry, but i hope that people find this usefull if nothing else.

I will be listing the itme according to lvl.

Lvl 1-10

 

Weapons:

Name: Army Great Sword  

AP: 17-22
Attack Speed: Litte Slow
Increase Magic Attack: 6
Durability: 99/99

Class: Warrior

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Name: Ferric Whip

AP: 12-18
Attack Speed: Little Slow
Increase Magic Attack: 15
Durability: 20/20  

Lvl: 1
Class: Summoner

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Name: Long Bow

AP: 15-19
Attack Speed: Normal
Attack Range: 11
Increase Magic Attack: 10
Durability: 99/99

Lvl: 1
Class: Archer

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Name: Greenwood Staff

AP: 6-7
Attack Speed: Slow
Increase Magic Attack: 17
Durability: 99/99

Lvl: 1
Class: Mage

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Name: Steel Great Sword

AP: 36-45
Attack Speed: Slow
Increase Magic Attack: 17
Durability: 30/30

Lvl: 6
Class: Warrior

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Name: Half-Moon Whip

AP: 21-31
Attack S

Level 1 Blacksmithing
Skill Name	Ingredients Needed	Resulting Item
Cyan Wolf Armor	11x Flame Crystal-mine (Lv1 Ore)	1x Cyan Wolf Armor
Cyan Wolf Gauntlets	6x Flame Crystal-mine (Lv1 Ore)	1x Cyan Wolf Gauntlets
Cyan Wolf Boots	8x Flame Crystal-mine (Lv1 Ore)	1x Cyan Wolf Boots

Level 2 Blacksmithing
Skill Name	Ingredients Needed	Resulting Item
Normal Magic Armor Piece	2x Satin (Lv3 Cloth) 2x Beast Leather (Lv3 Leather) 2x Glow Crystal-mine (Lv3 Ore)	1x Normal Magic Armor Piece
Ninja Armor	11x Flame Crystal-mine (Lv1 Ore) 1x Magic Crystal-mine (Lv2 Ore)	1x Ninja Armor
Ninja Gauntlets	6x Flame Crystal-mine (Lv1 Ore) 1x Magic Crystal-mine (Lv2 Ore)	1x Ninja Gauntlets
Ninja Boots	8x Flame Crystal-mine (Lv1 Ore) 1x Magic Crystal-mine (Lv2 Ore)	1x Ninja Boots

Level 3 Blacksmithing
Skill Name	Ingredients Needed	Resulting Item
Fine Magic Armor Piece	2x Stream-cut Fabric (Lv4 Cloth) 2x Behemoth Fur (Lv4 Leather) 2x Seablue Crystal-mine (Lv4 Ore)	1x Fine Magic Armor Piece
Fortitude Armor (Refined)	11x Magic Crystal-mine (Lv2 Ore) 1x Glow Crystal-mine (Lv3 Ore)	1x Fortitude Armor (Refin

For me the SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System) was the beginning. It was where it all started. I'd played video games before it; I had the Atari 2600, Commodore 64, NES, SEGA Master System, and the SEGA Mega Drive. I loved them all greatly, and always will, they had so many new and unique games that I honestly don't think I can think of a time when I was bored even once during my childhood. But the SNES gave me something I hadn't really experienced before; it gave me the RPG.

RPG's existed well before the SNES, it's predecessor the NES has several good ones that although great games, unfortunately didn't grab my attention when I was that young. No, the RPG's on the SNES were something else entirely. Not only did they look much better, they also added so many new gameplay elements, involving storylines and gigantic worlds to explore. It's safe to say the SNES games made me what I am today, they left a lasting impression on me, one that now more than ever in a time when new games are produced more easily than a new pair of shoes, I am glad I still have.

I've written this article for three separate reasons. First, so that the younger generation that missed such a great