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Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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Global Agenda: Two Ways To Pay; Two Ways To Play

7:00AM Mike Fahey | Hi-Rez Studios has revealed the innovative pricing model for their upcoming persistent-world online shooter Global Agenda, which allows players to choose which type of game they want to play – online shooter, or MMO. More »
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Saturday, September 5, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
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The Latest Graphical Intel From Global Agenda

7:20AM Mike Fahey | The latest batch of screenshots for Hi-Rez Studios’ massively multiplayer online shooter Global Agenda shows off exactly how good you can look while being slaughtered by giant killer robots. More »
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
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Global Agenda Pokes Fun At World Of Warcraft

1:20AM Mike Fahey
Hi-Rez Studios pokes some high-velocity fun at World of Warcraft with their No Elves campaign, promoting their upcoming pointy ear-less massively multiplayer action game Global Agenda. More »
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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
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Hi-Rez Studios Bringing Global Agenda To E3

7:20AM Mike Fahey | Hi-Rez Studios is heading to E3 2009, yanking their action-oriented massively multiplayer game Global Agenda away from alpha testers long enough to give the convention going public a little taste. More »
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Friday, January 9, 2009

Global Agenda Begins Closed Beta Signups

8:20AM Mike Fahey | Atlanta-based developer Hi-Rez Studios announce today that beta sign ups have begun for their upcoming Unreal Engine 3-based action MMO Global Agenda.
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Friday, September 26, 2008

Global Agenda – The Georgia-Grown Action MMO

6:00AM Mike Fahey | Living in Georgia, getting some hands-on time with a game still at a relatively early point in development generally means packing my bags, finding someone to watch the cats, assigning a backup person to check on that person, and plenty of time eating bad airport food. Not so for Global Agenda, a fast-paced action MMO being developed by the Atlanta-based Hi-Rez Studios. All that took was a quick shower, an application of some mostly clean clothing, and a fifteen-minute drive north. That kind of convenience is addictive. We need more developers in Georgia if only to keep me from running down the street every afternoon to stare into Hi-Rez’s windows to see what they’re doing – most likely testing out the gameplay in Global Agenda, which is exactly what they were doing when I showed up at their offices last week. See? Convenient. More »
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