Written by Joe Martin
September 7, 2009 // 1:09 p.m.
Tags: #casual #free #free-realms #mmo #rumour #soe #star-wars
Companies: #sony
A new Everquest game featuring fully destructible terrain has been revealed by SOE.
Well, wookie here. It's a preview of The Old Republic. Is it a bit Sith? We find out.
We've finally seen enough of Star Trek Online to offer an opinion. In fact, Mark's been playing the Spock out of it lately and is more than ready to hand in his report. Is Star Trek Online Worf checking out? Read our review to find out - resistance is futile!
EA and Bioware have confirmed that they are planning a Spring 2011 release for the new Star Wars MMO.
Cryptic Studios has released the full system requirements for Star Trek Online.
Turbine has revealed that releasing D&D Online for free has boosted paid subscriptions by 40 percent.
Cryptic Studios has claimed that Star Trek Online is being held up because Sony and Microsoft don't understand MMOs.
Bioware has officially opened up the beta for the new Star Wars MMO, The Old Republic.
Rumours are flying that Microsoft may be about to buy-out EA games.
Games licensed from films get a bad rap and it's mostly well deserved, but there are some games which actually do a lot to expand on a movie without spoiling a franchise. No, we're not just talking about GoldenEye 64 either - check out all these other ones we've thought of!
Lucasarts first batch of classic games have finally hit Steam, with the price bands broken up quite sensibly.
Lucasarts has announced that it will be bringing it's entire back catalogue of games to Steam, including some previously unreleased versions.
BioWare has dismissed the idea of homosexuality in Star Wars, as well as preventing discussion of the topic on their official forums.
Luke, Han, Leia and the rest of the classic Star Wars characters get a Lego makeover. We take a look at the new Lego Star Wars game, the original trilogy.
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