SWAGVAULT DIABLO III LAUNCH EVENT

May 16, 2012 – 8:32 pm
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During 2012.5.16–2012.5.23, who bought Diablo III gold or powerleveling service will get a chance to win a SteelSeries Diablo III gaming headset(10 winners).

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Blizzard uses a video to explain what Diablo III is

May 15, 2012 – 9:06 pm
Posted by: arosavi

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So what is Diablo III? Certain members of our audience are likely shaking their heads at the question, but some potential players genuinely don’t have any idea. After all, the first game was released back in 1996. For those of you who have heard the name but have no idea what in the world it refers to, you’re in luck, as Blizzard has just put together a short video explaining exactly what Diablo III is for the uninitiated.

The short version? It’s a game where you head through a lot of randomly generated dungeons, slaughter untold numbers of demons, and try to banish the forces of the Burning Hells from the mortal realm. It’s not quite an MMO, but there are definitely tastes of such with the in-game worldwide auction house. But why are you relying on us to tell you? Click on past the break and find out for yourself.
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The Game Archaeologist: Dark Sun Online

May 15, 2012 – 9:02 pm
Posted by: arosavi

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Computer RPG players in the late ’80s and early ’90s were surely familiar with Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI) and its now-infamous Gold Box series. The series, so named because of their distinctive gold packaging, ran on a solid engine that helped the company churn out over a dozen titles within a five-year span. From Dungeons & Dragons’ Pool of Radiance to Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday, these titles quickly became revered among the gaming community. I personally have very fond memories of playing both Buck Rogers titles, despite not having ever watched the show.

While the Gold Box series has not become as timeless or replayable as late ’90s classics like Baldur’s Gate and Fallout, they definitely had a huge impact on the PC scene and helped elevate the CRPG genre. Following the Gold Box engine, SSI went on to produce another engine that it used for a completely new series set in the D&D campaign setting of Dark Sun. Dark Sun: Shattered Lands (1993) and Dark Sun: Wake of the Ravager (1994) were both modest hits, and when it came time for a third game in the series, SSI decided to make the leap to the then-untested realm of online gaming.

What followed was a wild two-year experiment in MMOs that happened prior to the Ultima Online and EverQuest generation. While ultimately unsuccessful in achieving its potential or gaining a large audience, Dark Sun Online: Crimson Sands made a valiant attempt at achieving the inevitable future of gaming.
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Stargate Worlds is not resting in peace as new lawsuit emerges

May 15, 2012 – 8:59 pm
Posted by: arosavi

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Travel back two years to when Cheyenne Mountain Entertainment was filing for bankruptcy and (unsuccessfully) attempting to sever ties with Gary Whiting, Chairman and CEO of the company. Stargate fans watched as their hopes for an MMO were dashed.

Fast forward to present day, when Stargate Worlds appears back in the news. Unfortunately for fans, it has nothing to do with offering a sliver of hope that the game itself might also revive; instead, more lawsuits are being filed against Whiting and other Cheyenne employees.

The newest lawsuit filed in Arizona includes 17 plaintiffs who accuse Whiting of misleading investors in various ways to obtain their cash. Some of the allegations leveled at Whiting include “negligent misrepresentation, breach of fiduciary duty, common-law fraud and securities fraud”; he’s also accused of issuing loans to himself from the company’s funds — money that may still be in Whiting’s possession, according to Cheyenne Mountain’s court-appointed receiver, Keith Bierman of Phoenix-based MCA Financial Group.

6 blue posts you need to read before the release of Diablo 3

May 15, 2012 – 4:44 am
Posted by: arosavi

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Evil is returning in just a few days, and if you want to be ready for all the death and destruction that’s out there, you’ll want to be sure to read up on what the blues are saying. We’ve collected some of the more important posts over the last week to share with you.

Keep in mind that when Diablo 3 does finally release this Tuesday, all WoW Annual Pass subscribers will get instant access. You can upgrade your account later to the Collector’s Edition if you’ve ordered that. Also remember that you can download the client files now so you won’t have to wait around much on release night.

We’re also planning on having some Diablo 3 lore material for you to enjoy on Monday, so stay tuned for that.

Hit the jump to learn about special beta titles, known issues in the D3 release, and why feeling like a total overpowered badass is a good thing.

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New MOBA SmashMuck Champions fights its way into closed beta this month

May 15, 2012 – 4:39 am
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Watch out, MOBA fans: A new challenger has appeared! Indie game developer Kiz Studios announced in a press release today that its upcoming MOBA title, SmashMuck Champions, is set to enter closed beta this month. Of course, if you’re anything like us, you’re probably wondering what the heck a SmashMuck Champions is.

According to the game’s official site, the title is “a free-to-play action/strategy game featuring online multiplayer combat” in which players “build and train their own SmashMuck teams… to do battle in the toughest sport on Planet Muck.” Gameplay-wise, the game seems to be your standard MOBA with a few not-so-standard twists. The addition of persistent champion gear plus interesting new mechanics such as stat-boosting training routines aim to put a new spin on the old formula. But hey, you don’t have to take our word for it. The game will be entering closed beta testing on May 27th, so if you’re a MOBA fan looking for a new thrill, just head on over to the game’s official site and sign up for yourself. Oh, and while you’re at it, don’t forget to check out the game’s latest official trailer after the cut.

Learn the basics of Diablo III gameplay

May 15, 2012 – 2:24 am
Posted by: arosavi

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Since Diablo II was released 12 years ago, it’s safe to say that Diablo III will be the first Diablo title many people will have ever played. It’s one of the most anticipated titles of the season and is attracting countless new players to the genre. We’ve received a number of questions asking how this game is even played — and if it has anything in common with your favorite MMOs.

We have you covered.

The core of Diablo gameplay is the mouse click. You do everything from combat to looting to movement with your mouse, and your interactions with your keyboard are extremely minimal overall. On Twitter recently, many Diablo diehards have mentioned they were buying a new mouse specifically to use with Diablo III — and that’s not a bad idea. No, we’re not talking a brand-new $80 Razer Naga; we’re talking some $10 to $15 thing you can pick up off of a department store shelf. You want a mouse that you’re not going to mourn when your buttons inevitably give out from the mountain of abuse you’re about to unleash upon them. Grab something cheap and disposable so that when it dies, you will consider it a victory — just another technological corpse for the bone pile.

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