Chances are you’ve already heard of Aion. Released back in September, it was touted as the biggest massively multiplayer online game launch of the year. At nearly 450,000 preorders, it started off a little rocky (what MMO doesn’t?) and publisher NCsoft had to employ a 16,000-player ban-fest back in November. With upgrades to the game’s already-stunning graphics engine slated for 2010, Aion is a strong contender as MMO-of-choice under the tree this holiday season.

About a month ago, Ncsoft’s massively multiplayer online (MMO) game Aion went live in North America and Europe, following a successful launch in the Asian market. So far, the game continues to soar as Ncsoft nears its one millionth unit sold.

According to Taiwan media, about 200 AION (a most popular online game) players accused the game company of banning and deleting their accounts without providing any proof. Not only the in-game treasures have been withdrawn, but also the rest money in the stored-value card could not be refunded. It is unreasonable!

It’s hard to believe that any game developer would want to take on the Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) supergiant World of Warcraft, but NCsoft is up to the challenge.

Naturally, the Asmodians who dwell in the dark half of Atreia enjoy and celebrate this time of year, which is marked by an eclipse that puts the entire planet into further darkness. Joining together on the Wild Hunt to chase after the leader of the Wild Kurthanir, and cooking special dishes, the Asmodians are in their element.

Originally billed as a three-to-five hour expansion pack to 2007’s smash hit Halo 3, Bungie’s latest evolved into a more reaching (and full-priced) venture over the course of development.

This past weekend kicks off the beginning of the Halloween festivities for me. I was witness to the coming zombie-pocalypse with friends during a screening of Zombieland.

Westerse RPG’s geven mij altijd veel plezier. De fantasiewerelden die in dergelijke games voorkomen zitten altijd boordevol vrolijke en grappige dingen.

NDOORS participated in GCO 2009, held at a convention center in Leipzig, Germany, for 3 days from July 31, and officially announced the launch of Atlantica in Europe at a press conference with major European companies in attendance.

Webzen has announced the beta test rollout plans for Arhlord: Arch Battle of the World. The company has been hosting MU Online and now ready to add Archlord: Arch Battle of the World, which developed by NHN Games into its service portfolio.