Jim Hargreaves writes: "I had never laid my hands on a single bit of MMO action until late 2007. Don't get me wrong, I had always wanted to play one since the days of Everquest; but to be fair I was a bit young to be shelling out subscription fees and upgrading my computer. However, after hearing about World of Warcraft's global success of 11 million players and counting, I had just finished with Warcraft III for the PC and I was intrigued. I had actually purchased the client disc for World of Warcraft a few months prior to playing it, but wasn't sure WHEN to play it. Luckily, my older brother was on hand with half of the subscription fee as we pitched in together in order to buy a solid flow of subscription cards, and that was how I came to play my first MMO."
Final Fantasy XIV producer Naoki Yoshida has revealed that the collaboration with Final Fantasy IX has no relation to a potential remake.
Dragonflight may have drawn to a close but it’s time to recognize just how important it was in securing the future of the game.
What ??? If nearly made everyone leave for good with its weird furry/scaley centric crap
no that was shadowlands that l credit with any games closest rendition of hell and the afterlife as we could get. No one wanted to be there.
Today, during a panel at PAX West, Square Enix showcased a couple of interesting screenshots for Final Fantasy XIV fans.
Some MMO's can be good.
Me and WoW share a love/hate relationship