DualShockers writes,
"The average game can capture our interest and keep it for a certain amount of time, but usually games don't keep us from doing what is necessary to our everyday lives. However, it seems that MMORPGs have the ability to pull players in and keep them. While some people are able to play casually, you see a fair amount of people who play, what seems like, all day every day. The biggest offender in this category is World of Warcraft. While this isn't new information, the bigger question is why do people get addicted to the game and what ways can we regain a normal life after quitting."
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They already made a couple of " The Mummy " games, and honestly, they all sucked big time. The Last one I've played was the game iteration of Tom of the Dragon Emperor, and that was disappointing.
Dredd has been made into ... I think 4 games? the last one I played was Judge Dredd vs Death. It was based on the comics, and it ended in a cliffhanger. If only a sequel were to be made...
Edit: Still a great topic, though!
I think the closest you can have to Kill Bill is No More Heroes 1. The vibes, the coolness, the gore and everything just screams Kill Bill! Kill Bill! Kill BIll!!!! haha
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Very nice article. WoW is definitely an addicting game. The fact that Blizzard is always adding new content is what keeps players/fans engaged. That's why it's pretty difficult to remove them from their thrown.
A lot of other MMOs have made their way to the PC. None, however, has grasped players like WoW has. I wonder what it is that makes people so attracted to WoW when compared to other MMOs out there.
I've been WoW free for about six months now, and I intend to stay that way. ;)
MMORPGs are so tough to stay away from, i was once a victim.
Tear up families and friendship. There should be WoW intervention!