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World of Warcraft, watch out: LEGO has its eyes on your MMO prize. The LEGO Group today debuted new artwork and details about LEGO Universe, a massively multiplayer online game.
LEGO Universe will let gamers have a hand in literally building their in-game universe. Although LEGO games (LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Indiana Jones, LEGO Batman) have been popular on consoles, this is the first LEGO MMO. The game will bring the LEGO play experience online, encouraging creativity and collaboration between fans all over the world. Within LEGO Universe, players will be able to create, build, quest and socialize together. As LEGO avatars, of course. In LEGO Universe, players will be able to build anything from LEGO bricks, including their own avatar. Buying bricks and building involves "money," of course, but in a very LEGO sense: the game's currency is plastic, with players them use to buy bricks. Players can also find bricks in the persistent world, gain them by defeating enemies and completing challenges, or discover them a la treasure. Lego Universe will be released for PC in 2009. We have the first pieces of concept art from the game, as you can see below. You can click any of the
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Well, the rumors are true- there will be a Star Trek MMO developed by the guys who brought you City of Heros. Kotaku has the screenshots to prove it. That job listing was correct. City of Heroes developer Cryptic Studios is working on a Star Trek MMO, and its got the screenshots to prove it. Dubbed Star Trek Online, the game will be based on the Star Trek franchise. Says Cryptic chief creative officer Jack Emmert:  Star Trek was never about a single character, ship or even planet; Star Trek was always about an entire universe. And MMORPGs are uniquely suited to create such a thing and allow players to explore every inch.
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July 25, 2008 -
After a one-time stint in Santa Monica, the 14th annual Electronic Entertainment Expo returned to the Los Angeles Convention Center this year, and so too did its lineup of great-looking games. In truth, the sheer volume of high-caliber software surprised us given the more underwhelming presentation of the show when compared to previous seasons, but perhaps it was that lack of whizz-bang hoopla that made the companies' impressive game lineups that much sweeter.
Naturally, given our own obsession with videogaming, we've put together a list of the best games that the invite-only show had to offer so that you, the IGN faithful, know exactly what cool games to look for in the coming months and years ahead. As an added bonus, we've even included specialized platform-specific lists for the PC, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, DS and Xbox 360 crowd as a supplement our overall awards. That way everyone, no matter what their console preference, knows what cool games struck our fancy most. The criteria we use to pick our E3 favorites are simple. With the exception of Best Non-Playable Presentation and Special Achievement in Innovative Design, all &quo
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Here are the screenshots of Pirus after the 3rd CBT in korea. Nice game, isn't it? Hopefully we'll taste them in next half a year.
 
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The announcement of the SCI FI Channel MMOG has made a number of us come out and reaffirm our inner geek. A vast number of MMOG aficionados are also SCI FI channel fans, and so this combination seems like a match made in heaven. Luckily, our resident humorist Coyote thought so too and wrote up an article to test your funny bone. Check it out! An Editorial by Coyote, Ten Ton Hammer's Resident Humorist
For those of us of a more virginal background, the SCI FI Channel has long been our mistress. She's been there through the good, dragged us through the bad, and has shown us worlds that lay somewhere in between.. Yet no matter how rocky our relationship has been in the past, we still turn to her for comfort and the occasional late night alien encounter booty call.
And now we're about to take our relationship to the next level.
The SCI FI Channel has announced a partnership with Trion World Network that promises to bring us what we've all hoped for and feared at the same time: a SCI FI Channel based MMOG. And while the details of this unholy union are still vague, I consider myself well enough versed in the world of Sci-Fi to bring you an educated guess on exactly WHAT this MMOG will be
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Recently the classical game series Metal Slug releases its online version. It really surprise me and no doubt that I'll join the league which together with all Metal Slug fans. Can't wait! There are lots of concepts and OST for freely downloading on the official site!
Here is the address: http://www.metalslug.co.kr/ Don't mind it's korea version there, I believe that we'll see the EN version soon!
  
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G4BOX Inc's Metin 2 is back on the map, and offers players a chance to join the MMORPG's ranks with free item mall points as they enter the fray. New trailers are online to start the party, while the Metin Points (MP) give-away has been announced. Just like other free-to-play online games, Metin 2 employs an item mall where players can purchase items from after buying points. MP is the currency here, and you'll get 150 of them for free if you sign up now. This means you can conveniently acquire useful in-game items, such as a teleport scroll and wine that recovers lost health points. Metin 2 is one of those MMORPGs in rich fantasy settings where players can gain fame and power. If you haven't heard of it, here's the latest batch of videos G4BOX released for your perusal.
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I'd be lying if I said I was fully prepared for the recent News of new MMO all over the world. Let's check out what's the latest big news! Such as the first screenshots from warhammer 40,000 Online, exclusive image about Stargate World, what will make classical single-player games moving online stand out, and the kinds of mystery projects from leading developers etc.
A new show from Korea Bluehole Studio called Project S1 was unveilled recently. The Bluehole Studio is made up with the team which develop the finial MMORPG of this world Lineage III. In this March the development process of Lineage III was interrupted by some reasons. So the Project S1 become the next expectant object. Here are awesome screenshots for Project S1. In the details from Bulehole we find that they are trying work out the unique battle mode for the project. The only truth is that you will feel it's a quite real MMORPG in which you are not able to attack object directly unless you control the distance and direction adroitly. It all depends upon the your knowlege for this game. The game will apply the Unreal3 graphy engine to perform perfect screen and physic
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I’d be lying if I said I was fully prepared for the recent EA Label Showcase in London. Yes, I knew some of the people who I’d be interviewing and I knew just what to expect. I had all my questions scribbled down for talking to Chet Faliszek about Left4Dead and I had fully prepared myself to be slaughtered repeatedly in Battlefield: Heroes. Still though, there were two things that I hadn’t counted on. The first was the revolving seating in the presentation room where journalists were introduced to the games on show. I was sat near the edge of the platform, so when it started to spin I almost fell over. The second thing I wasn’t prepared for was Battleforge, an online card-based RTS from the creator of Settlers which was announced at the show. It came out of nowhere as far as I was concerned and that both shocked and intrigued me. I took a chance to get familiar with the basics of the game with one of the designers, a charming fellow called Sebastian, but I was quickly grabbed up by the Creative Director and creator of Settlers, Volker Wertich. It turned out that he wanted to tell me about the game personally – something else I hadn’t counted on… bit-tech:Ok, so Sebastian was just in
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