WorldsinMotion: "Feels like it's been a long time since an MMORPG in-world "wedding" made headlines, but we just received this release from Artix Entertainment revealing that their MMO AdventureQuest Worlds was the setting for a recent wedding and that, by being broadcast live across the internet, had '11,000 gamers in attendance' so we thought it was worth mentioning.
The wedding was held in a private room, and other players viewed the wedding by joining 'clones' of that room which featured the avatars of the wedding party and was updated in real time (a neat solution, we think). The reason for all of this interest? Probably because wedding themed items were released to players, including the 'Wedding Cake Pet'(?)"
Artix Entertainment, with the help of Warner Music Artist Services, is excited to announce that the second band in their video game Battle Concert Series is ALICE IN CHAINS. For three weeks only, the massively multiplayer musical event will be taking place in two video games, AdventureQuest 3D and AdventureQuest Worlds.
Playing an online game has a number of distinct advantages like being able to play at any time of the day or night and the ability to be instantly transported into an immersive virtual world to adventure in. Yet a key feature that helped propel mmos to their current level of popularity is being left behind: the shared experience. This fact hit home for gamers when they read about the Adventure Quest Worlds Cruxshadows event for Halloween.
"Playing an online game has a number of distinct advantages like being able to play at any time of the day or night and the ability to be instantly transported into an immersive virtual world to adventure in."
...this is literally every game ever made since the beginning of video gaming.
Adventure Quest worlds review with screenshots and videos. A look at an older browser MMORPG.
