Nick McCavitt Writes:
"The MMO genre has expanded greatly, gathering more and more momentum and popularity as it goes along, and has produced some very worthwhile titles such as Everquest, Tabula Rasa, EVE Online, and more. Despite the many worthwhile features these games offer fans of the genre, one of the downsides is the expense that comes with being an MMO fan. There's a large effort in time and money that comes with playing an MMO, but while the time issue may be a continued presence in the genre, the expense question is being worked on with such games as Rappelz, Guild Wars, Runescape, and others. One of the newest additions to this "come one, come all" subsection of the MMO genre is Dreamlords, created by Lockpick Entertainment to bring a free MMO experience to players all across the Internet."
MMOHut, "Real Time Strategy, RTS for short, is a distinctly PC genre. RTS games have been tried on consoles over the years, but they all managed to fall flat. The reasons given for their failure vary, but a lot of it has to do with the input device. Somehow a controller just doesn’t provide the scope of movement required to command a vast army, micromanage an economy, and build defensive structures all at the same time..."
MMOHut, "If you've read any of my reviews prior to this one, then you are probably aware that I am a bit of a nut when it comes to innovation. There's nothing I like less than playing a game that has purposely, and shamelessly copied another game, and I award the highest marks to games that strive to be different. The problem with innovation..."
'Tis the season for giving and this is exactly what Aeria Games is doing. Starting on December 12th, Aeria Games will be gifting more than $5 million dollars to its valued community.
