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Global Agenda dumps subscription model; will now release paid expansions

It’s a game that was supposed to be shooter-based MMO with a monthly subscription to access more content but it looks like Global Agenda is now switching gears. Developer Hi-Rez Studios announced late on Thursday that the game will now be completely subscription free.
Instead the developer will release new optional expansion packs to the game [...]

nail’d trailer gets harder, stronger, and faster

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It’s interesting when another developer aims their sights at a successful franchise. In this case, the target is PURE, the game is nail’d, and the developer is Techland. This trailer for is plenty indication of that, with its direct reference to Black Rock’s latest offroad game. We can’t say that we see trailers [...]

The Daily Grind: What’s your favorite pseudo-MMO?

In recent years, the field of games that could conceivably be referred to as MMOs has exploded. Naturally, there has to be a cutoff at some point, and we here at Massively use finely tuned metrics to determine what does and doesn’t qualify. (Our magic 8-ball is exceptionally tuned.) But just below that are games [...]

This week on The MMO Report

This week’s MMO Report takes us back to last week’s E3 at the Los Angeles convention center, and the show is so packed with content that Casey Schreiner and crew couldn’t manage to fit it all into one episode. As a result, you can check out part one this week and wait with baited breath [...]

Steam’s Perils of Summer sale offers great deals

Play it safe. Stay inside. Save big. So sayeth Steam during their Perils of Summer sale. While we assume the exhortations to stay inside and avoid the big yellow thing in the sky is a joke, there’s no denying that there are some great prices to be had on MMOs.
The sale [...]

Singularity developer video battles for territory in multiplayer

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If you thought Singularity was all about time manipulation in single player, this developer video will set you straight. The main multiplayer mode comes down to being a turf war between human soldiers and the mutant creatures running around on the island. Each soldier and creature comes with special abilities and offer [...]

Behind the Mask: Some things experience points can’t buy

Last week, I talked about survivability in Champions Online. I mainly talked about passive defenses and stats — things you can plan for. Anyone can adjust a stat build to be more effective, and anyone can get a defensive passive to adjust survivability. This week, I’m going to talk about something you can’t get from [...]

Bad Company 2 ‘Onslaught’ mode hits XBL tomorrow, June 24 | Joystiq

As part of his introductory post on the official Battlefield blog, the franchise’s new community manager, “Bazajaytee,” announced that the delayed Onslaught mode DLC for Battlefield: Bad Company 2 will arrive in the Xbox Live Marketplace tomorrow, June 24, for 800 Microsoft points ($10).
We’re glad the delay wasn’t, say, a week. Then we’d have probably [...]

E3 2010: We explore and attack in Dungeon Siege 3

The fact that Dungeon Siege 3 was announced just before E3 2010 started last week wasn’t that much of a shock. Rumors of the fantasy action-RPG’s third installment had been rumbling for some time. What was surprising what that the game would be getting both a new publisher in Square Enix and an all new [...]

Iwata talks third parties on 3DS, online functionality in investor Q&A | Joystiq

Nintendo showed off an impressively diverse lineup of first- and third-party 3DS titles at E3, including games like Metal Gear Solid and Dead or Alive that don’t usually show up on Nintendo consoles. An investor asked Nintendo president Satoru Iwata about the new variety of content on the 3DS during an E3 Q&A, and Iwata [...]

New Napoleon Total War patch and Peninsular Campaign DLC released

Fans of developer The Creative Assembly’s Napoleon: Total War can now access both a new free patch for the recent historical RTS game as well as the previously announced mini-expansion The Peninsular Campaign via Steam. The DLC, which costs $9.99, adds a new campaign map, a total of 28 new units, a new playable faction [...]

Fists of Fu entering closed beta June 23rd

Last month’s announcement that Outspark was developing Fists of Fu came as welcome news to those seeking family-friendly gaming.
Today, Outspark gave us a closed beta date of June 23rd and a brand-new teaser trailer. The trailer’s amusing disco soundtrack combined with plans for a weekly Fists of Fu comic strip promises a fun, lighthearted [...]

Pirates of the Burning Sea expansion due in August

A few months ago, developer Flying Lab Software announced their plans for Power and Prestige, the first major content expansion for their pirate themed MMO Pirates of the Burning Sea. Today the developer revealed that the free expansion, first revealed back in September 2009, would be released sometime in early August.
People who subscribe to the [...]

Red Dead Redemption and Mario Galaxy 2 in UK sales chart standoff | Joystiq

Nobody was going anywhere at the top of Chart-Track’s UK all-formats sales chart last week. Red Dead Redemption is still the sheriff in town, with Super Mario Galaxy 2 and 2010 FiFA World Cup maintaining their number two and three positions, respectively. Rockstar’s Grand Theft Horsey retained the top spot despite a 24 percent drop [...]

E3 2010 Microsoft Bingo results | Joystiq

We thought that by opening up our annual massively multiplayer E3 Bingo game beyond the press conference that we could all finally finagle a win … it was not to be with Microsoft. Check out the final Microsoft results after the break.

Mini-Game Collections
Dreamcast Marketplace
Black Ops Demo
Timed Exclusives
Halo: Reach SP Demo
Limbo headlines Arcade promo
Xbox 360 Slims [...]

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