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The lead artist working on Morrowind, the single-player RPG expected to ship late this year with graphics that look almost too good for an RPG, has served VE up with a new designer diary and a healthy helping of 10…

First, the name of the Diablo II expansion pack has been released in a press release today. It’s name? Diablo II: Lord of Destruction. Among the other infopuffs in the press release, they’ve claimed to have sold over 2.75 million…

With the usual Blizzard flair (let’s face it, they kick more glutius maximus than a herd of pissed off donkeys at anything that has to do with cinematics… okay and gameplay too), the official site opened with a 14 mb…

GamesDomain, the site that’s picked it up a notch or two lately with regard to features, gives us a sampling of 10 of the (a few years ago there weren’t even 10 RPG’s coming out, period) sweetest looking RPGs on…

As a followup to yesterday, there’s an article over at Gamespot and at MCV that both cover Sega’s response to a Japanese mag’s allogation they are discontinuing the Dreamcast. Here’s the crux of it from Gamespot: In response to the…

Though still in beta and with many features yet to implement, the initial impressions of the MMORPG set in the fabled Albion, Dark Age of Camelot, are quite positive from the testers. Many have already lost their real lives at…

The god-game that is colored in a way as if it could pass for a next-gen Nintendo game (with more colors, and I don’t mean it as an insult… it’s just really vibrant. I’d put Warcraft III in the same…

We have someone at the Shadowbane offices to thank for deciding it was time to reveal more about this MMORPG to the community. The official SB page was updated again (see their recent new screens) with maps, descriptions and histories…

Joerg Schwiezer, the founder of Reakktor, the company behind the futuristic city-sim MMORPG Neocron fires off a page full of answers to NeoTerm’s e-interview. I found this buried within: Q: Please describe the features within the game to keep it…

Not RPG or computer game related, but nevertheless a stunner. The Sega Dreamcast, Sega’s 128-bit video game machine that came after the Saturn and has been around in the US since, you remember, 9/9/99 is no longer going to be…