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More American Homes Play WoW Than You Probably Think
7:00PM Luke Plunkett | Terrifying statistic incoming. According to research performed by the NPD Group, 14 per cent of American homes have an online game subscription. Not 14 per cent of homes connected to the internet; 14 per cent of homes. More »
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A Closer Look At The Imperial Agent
6:00AM Mike Fahey | BioWare has updated the holonet page on the Star Wars: The Old Republic website with more information on the Imperial Agent, the recently revealed character class for the upcoming MMO. More »
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Meet Final Fantasy XIV’s Gladiator & Pugilist
12:40PM Michael McWhertor | Final Fantasy XI stalwarts hotly anticipating starting the grind all over again in Square Enix’s newest MMO, Final Fantasy XIV, have two more character class updates to pore over, the Gladiator and Pugilist. More »
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Here, Have Some Star Trek Online Screens
1:40PM AJ Glasser | Now, with 40 per cent more tachyon blast to compliment your “boldly going where no man has gone before” fantasies. Just try and ignore all the other people going there with you — it is an MMO after all. More »
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Star Trek Online Preview: Ignoring Regulation
12:40PM AJ Glasser | Let me get this out of the way: I’m not a Trekkie. I was a loyal Star Wars fan until the prequels and thereafter switched my science-fiction allegiance to Neal Stephenson. More »
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Play Warhammer Online For Free, Forever
2:00AM Luke Plunkett | EA’s Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning – a subscriber-based MMO – has gone completely free of charge, forever. Provided you don’t mind playing the trial version. Forever. More »
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Visually Impaired Gamer Sues Sony
7:00AM Owen Good | GameSpot reports that a man has sued Sony, Sony Online Entertainment and Sony Computer Entertainment of America, contending the company violates the Americans with Disabilities Act for not making its virtual worlds more easily navigable by the visually impaired. More »
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World Of Warcraft “Lacks Approval” To Operate In China
2:20PM Luke Plunkett | Courtesy of some alleged “gross violations” of national regulations, China’s General Administration of Press and Publication have ordered that World of Warcraft once again be suspended in the country. More »
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