Lord of the Rings: Shadows of Angmar

 Australia By David Hollingworth Essential linkage: Get the low down on the next big MMO, The Old Republic, straight from the floor of E3. If there's one game that might break my addiction to Lord of the Rings Online, it's going to be Bioware's Star Wars: The Old ...

By Chessack Over the years, I have played many MMORPGs on the computer.  I began with Star Wars Galaxies, and then moved on to City of Heroes, Guild Wars, City of Villains, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes, World of Warcraft, and most recently, Lord of the Rings Online.  This “musical MMORPGs” saga has lasted fo...

No Rush: Blizzard open to consoles but doesn't mind not being first  - Nov 19, 2008 Warhammer Online, Lord of the Rings Online and the upcomming Star Wars: The Old Republic are have all officially under the "considering it" phase already. ...

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Telegraph.co.uk  NY - Nov 12, 2008 A talented developer and popular license alone aren't enough to usurp World of Warcraft as the reigning MMO champion, though, or Lord of the Rings Online ... Wrath of the Lich King Interview Tom's Games First person shooter: Video game blog Deseret News

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By James Egan Is this a welcome change for you as an MMO player, or is the way avatar combat presently looks in most massively multiplayer titles fine for you? BioWare has finally unveiled Star Wars: The Old Republic, their new MMO! Massively's got you covered on all the details -- from liveblogging the...

By Krystalle Voecks News Cryptic officially announces Star Trek OnlineBlizzard: Yes, some players left for AoCMythic's stance on monetizing cut WAR contentThe hidden art of Star Trek OnlineAge of Conan rep talks Kingship, new zones, and moreMicrosoft's Shane Kim on Xbox 360's MMO failuresArenaNet wil...

By Mike Schramm Filed under: Polls, Culture, MMO industry, New titles, PvE, OpinionLots of terrific MMO and game news broke this week, thanks to the big E3 event here in LA (we're still wrapping up here at the temporary Joystiq/Massively HQ -- we're still a little shell-shocked from learning how awesom...

By Craig Withers Filed under: World of Warcraft, Fantasy, Sci-fi, Dungeons and Dragons Online, EverQuest, Game mechanics, Opinion, Star Wars Galaxies, Ultima Online, Behind the CurtainI've been thinking recently about loss. Having been incredibly lucky with my own brush with the possibility of los...

By Michael Zenke Filed under: World of Warcraft, Podcasts, Lord of the Rings Online, Culture, Star Wars Galaxies, Massively SpeakingMassively Speaking Episode 12 runs down news and features from Massively.com for the week of June 25th - July 1st. This week Colin Brennan and Adrian Bott up the respectabi...

By Brenda Holloway Filed under: Exploits, MMO industry, MUDsBotting -- the act of using a program (a 'bot') to kill mobs, perform quests, harvest nodes and so on -- usually is explicitly banned by a game's EULA, and at least ethically gray even where it wasn't directly ruled out. Right or wrong, botting has be...

By Marc Nottke Filed under: World of Warcraft, Real life, City of Heroes, Dark Age of Camelot, EverQuest II, Lord of the Rings Online, Culture, Opinion, Star Wars Galaxies, MMOGology, MUDsThe most defining characteristic of a massively multiplayer online game is the very fact that it's massively mu...

By Chris Chester Xfire has a subscriber base over 8 million strong, so while they might not be the perfect indicator of larger trends in the game industry, they're certainly one of the best representative samples available. World of Warcraft continued to dominate the overall numbers, with 332,139 hours...