As promised in my previous article on Lord of The Rings Online, here is a look at Everquest II Extended. It seems that I have to put a disclaimer of sorts when I write my articles, so here it is.

This is solely my own opinions on the game, which at this point of time, I have no where near completed. This will touch on the changes I know about since my last time in Everquest 2, which is quite a while back.

Okay, now on to my own personal review!

Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) has watched Turbine's Dungeons & Dragons Online raise from the ashes by making a carefully-planned switch from P2P to F2P, and the result is Everquest 2 Extended.

History

Everquest 2 was officially released (in the US) two weeks (8th November 2004) before World of Warcraft (23rd November 2004) and while res

It's been quite a while since I last wrote anything, so I thought I would come back and get started with a game that is just about to be open as a F2P game in a day or two. Yup, Lord of The Rings Online (LoTRO) will be heading to the Free to Play realm like it's older sibling Dungeons & Dragons Online, and there is much to anticipate for this wonderful 'AAA' title!

LoTRO has been around for quite a while, and is currently slightly over 3 years old. It has been rather successful, with a rather unique experience not found in many games so far. With so many changes done over the years, the game has been fine-tuned and polished to a level not expected of a F2P game!

With the right hardware and Direct X 10, it still does look rather spectacular!

It is an MMORPG which is similar to gam

Dear Public Closed Beta Testers,

I would first like to congratulate you on your acceptance to be part of the all exclusive closed beta test that is so secret, it is only mention it in a few websites. It is with my heart-felt wishes that I hope you would make the game a better one for me to play when it is released.

Might I make a suggestion that you should keep the bragging of it to yourself? Don't mind me, but I do believe the NDA, which stands for Non-Disclosure Agreement, should say something about keeping a

It has been a year since I last walked on the lands of Azeroth and the Outlands, and as you have figured, much have changed. But are these changes enough for me to continue on, and keep World of Warcraft as my main MMO?

Apparently, it is!

Changes

As the year went by, you could imagine that much changes were made to WoW. I am not talking about ground-breaking in-your-face graphical updates, but the usual. You know, class tweaks in the name of balance, bug fixes and the like. Nothing much new here; however, if you would to go back now after a long haitus, you might feel a little lost and some research on where your class stands, and how to maximize the potential of your classes needs to be done.

And you will want to maximize your potential, because of the additional features and content added!

Random Dungeon Finder

A most welcomed window!

The one feature that was added, so simple, yet so essential to WoW evolving would be the Dungeon Finder system, and it's Random Dungeon reward system. W