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Are you ready? We fly out on Sunday and aim to provide the best possible E3 MMORPG coverage. In that spirit, here is our E3 2006 Event Preview. It includes information on who is going, what we'll be doing and which games you can expect to hear about.
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3!) is the most exciting time of year for the gaming industry. Each year, developers and journalists gather in Los Angeles to see what is coming. It sets the tone for the year to follow. For E3 2006, MMORPG.com is bringing you unparalleled coverage of the MMORPG genre starting Monday.
Eight of us will be in Los Angeles next week. Well hit the ground running on Monday with blog entries and meeting reports from Acclaim, Darkfall Online and more. Tuesday, youll hear about the Legend of Ares, Fallen Earth and the blog entries promise an interesting twist as the parties get under way. |
You can read the preview here.
Dana Massey
Formerly of MMORPG.com
Currently Lead Designer for Bit Trap Studios
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*first post kekeke ^^
Thanks for the great work guys! Enjoy your time at E3 and bring us some nice detailed reviews ;p
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Tell 'em all of us on MMORPG.com promise to keep it a secret.
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As ye SOE, so shall ye weep.
Lots and Lots of Darkfall online information please!
Thanks MMORPG.COM to keep us up-to-date.
Have a great time staff!
Also a suggestion to all MMO's to include on website homepage how many registered players and how many on-line; live data.
Thanks from Tooltime
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Yup!
Corner the Bioware staff! Menace them to release a french Canoook like me to spam their board if they don't give in some precious information.
What is precious information: From any company it would be an extansive thingy! But...from Bioware...*start dreaming*...err...Bioware I....well...hiya! How are you doing?
PS: If you can't get any direct info, maybe you can try to ask them what they don't do. Of course they will not answer or deny such general stuff like medieval fantasy or star wars franchise...but maybe you can at all get a confirmation it ain't about super heroes nor a fallout follow up...well, anything to munch on! Some general information on their 'vision' would be extra juicy, but a real RPG company entering the MMORPG field (it is a first IMO as FF are more or less a RPG as I understand the genre, FF is another genre in itself...not really a RPG...and Blizzard is not a RPG company) is unlikely to start teaching the competitor that much ahead of release. But just to hear that the "end-game" will NOT be centered around PvP or Raiding would be awesome.
- "If I understand you well, you are telling me until next time. " - Ren
See ya there!
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Zee
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did i miss where it says which 8 of you are going?
Didn't I see someone once respond that they only have 7 moderators? Does that mean those 7 plus the one guy in charge of the whole place who never shows his face?
Cheers,
Jon Wood
Managing Editor
MMORPG.com
However, the moderators are not the editorial staff. That's an entire seperate thing. Those attending E3 are the editors (myself and Jon, aka Stradden) and six staff writers.
Dana Massey
Formerly of MMORPG.com
Currently Lead Designer for Bit Trap Studios
Bioware and Funcom very important information.
I'm a bit (but not to much though ) intrigued about the upcomming expansion and whatever from World of Boredom-craft, maybe the expansion can set this game straight. Wouldn't guess on it though, I bet the idiots from Vinvendi is pulling the strings, which means money talks.
What about the Booth Babes? Are they now forbidden in sanctimonious LA?
That would be very sad :-(
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They should do E3 in Europe...
Here you can see naked boobs (and more) everywhere. No problem. But europeans just can't have real fun. They have no clue about entertainment
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I'm curious what you mean?
Have you ever been in a european entertainment park with ghost trains and such? Unprofessional, unentertaining, childish...
Look at one of the few western cities or filmstudios in Germany or the rest of europe.
Or compare Disneyland and Euro Disney...
Did you see an expo or an exhibition in Europe? (Star Trek was at least a bit entertaining, because the stages were from the US. If they had have to build it by themselves, it would look like a 70's community-TV show)
Everything is made boring, half-hearted, unprofessional and without love, because they are made by (literally) Pimps and other shady gestalts (at least here in Austria).
The only genial thing I have ever seen in europe was Alien War in London. Not even americans can make such a show. What happend? They had to close the doors and never heard of them again...
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I think in general, that there are three factors, why in europe you can't be entertained well:
1. They have not enough money
2. They don't have the know-how
3. They think, it's not important
The last one is the most important. A little story to explain, why I think that:
There was a man, who emmigrated to the US (or Canda?) many years ago and became a millionair. He came back a few years ago and wanted to build a "never seen before" entertainment park, which would give many people a good working place and would attract many tourists from all over the world to come to Vienna.
He had all the money and all the concepts and plans. He wanted to build it next to the biggest shopping "mall" of europe (the Shopping City south of Vienna) and after months of discussion on all medias do you know, what the government said?
"We don't need cheap american entertainment. Our country is built on culture. We have another target audience in the world and our people are more intelligent, than they would need this"
So, they prohibited to build the park and now you see, why we will stick with ghost trains from the 70's for ever
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