Lineage 2 private servers


  • Lineage 2 private servers Addicting Game News

    Are private servers for currently-running massive multiplayer games illegal? It depends a lot on your interpretation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Blizzard has won battles in court against "emulated servers", but it seems that other publishers have no problem with fans running their own private servers as long as they are for free.

    The game that has one of the larger followings of private servers is Lineage II. It has had decent success here in the US, but it's much more popular in the developers' native country of South Korea and in other countries in Asia. With an anime style and a brutal levelling curve (where months of play, even at eight hours per day, won't even put you close to the maximum attainable level), it satisfies both the tastes and need for challenge that Korean players have. But in the US, many players found the game's incredibly long "grind" just way too much to swallow - and those who love PvP aren't happy with the fact that even PvP deaths in Lineage II result in a considerable XP loss (even if someone much higher level than you kills you in a single hit).

    Read complete at: www.atomicgamer.com

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  • Pocket Bike Racer Addicting Game News

    If you've ever felt compelled to watch a guy in a cheeseburger suit race a tiny motorcycle, this is the appropriate game. As a Mario Kart style game, this is a good substitute featuring both online and offline multiplayer. One of the interesting differences between this game and Mario Kart is that instead of collecting power-ups in the usual fashion, you instead go through gates which give you power that can be transferred into either one of several power-ups or boost at any time. This trade-off really changes the strategy from the usual Mario Kart style of play. The single player is abysmal though, as AI opponents do not even attempt to compete in non-racing modes! In fact at various points I've seen the bots racing around the course backwards, and piling up all together. Of course the flip side to the poor AI is that this turns out to be the easiest of the three BK games to get achievements with. So long as you can follow the course and get used to the control scheme, you'll be set. Unfortunately this game also seems to suffer from the most bugs as it is the most complicated. However some design choices just seem awful. Why won't Pocket Bike Racer remember which camera choice I make between races?

    Read complete at: www.atomicgamer.com

  • Ridge Racer 7 UK Review Addicting Game News

    In this ever evolving world of hyper-realism and high-definition hoo-hah, you can always rely on Ridge Racer to take things back to basics. Flying in the face of Gran Turismo's beneath-the-bonnet tinkering and the over-the-top mud bath that is MotorStorm, this latest installment of Namco's arcade racing series is high-speed rubber-burning at its purest and most simple. In fact, cosmetic details aside, playing it is more like stepping back in time rather than embracing the next generation and there isn't a great deal to separate Ridge Racer 7 from the original game that ushered in the PlayStation back in 1995.
    Thing is, Ridge purists wouldn't want it any other way and, after playing ever-more complex racers swamped with unnecessary options and modes, playing something that's so straightforward, so - dare we say it - old school, actually makes for a refreshing change.
    That's not to say Ridge Racer 7 doesn't offer anything new. Take the Ridge State Grand Prix for example. It's a fleshed-out career mode that serves as the main event in the game, a sprawling racing season where players start out with… well, nothing, not even a car. Before you can make a name for yourself out on the circuit you have to earn the right to compete with the best, by driving in a trial race. Win - which, to be honest, is a complete breeze - and you're awarded a car and are free to steer your racing career in any direction you wish.

    Read complete at: ps3.ign.com/

  • Plasma Twins Strike Again Addicting Game News

    This is a nice, fun, friendly game which is suitably for people of all ages. You have the choice of playing between two people, Shingo Takagi or Natsumi Fukuoka. They are on a mission to save the world from an evil villain.
    Through their adventures, they will travel through nice environments, filled with fun creatures to jump on. The graphics are nice and flow pretty seamlessly through out.

    Read complete at: www.acid-play.com/

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    Blackjack - Play Game Blackjack - Play a game of casino blackjack double down split bet thousands of chips and win.
    Kill Bill - Play Game Kill Bill - Play the bride from the highly rated movie 'Kill Bill', use your sword to slice and dice enemies.
    3 Putt - Play Game 3 Putt - Mini putt golf with characters from, St. Mulligan and the History of Golf.

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  • SlimeKnights game community launches

    Square Enix has launched their Dragon Quest 8 Official Community website called SlimeKnights. I'm a huge fan of the series, literally the second console game I ever played, after the original Super Mario Bros. game, was Dragon Warrior I (since you couldn't avoid playing Super Mario Bros. - it came in the Nintendo box).

  • Tomb Raider: Legend

    Tomb Raider: Legend on the GBA delivers a solid platforming experience that actually manages to mix in a healthy dose of the gunplay and puzzles that the console versions contained.

  • Creating 2D Action Games with the Game API

    GameCanvas is a Canvas with additional capabilities; it provides methods for immediate painting and for examining the state of the device keys. These new methods make it possible to enclose all of a game's functionality in a single loop, under control of a single thread. To see why this is attractive, think about how you would implement a typical game using Canvas:

  • Microsoft and MTV to show Next-Gen Xbox in May

    Microsoft and MTV are teaming up to show off the Next-Generation Xbox console in May. "Elijah Wood and The Killers will host half-hour global premiere with a performance from The Killers, airing exclusively on MTV channels around the world May 12 and 13." The press release goes on: "Viewers will get an exclusive look at the Xbox vision for the next generation — one that ensures that the user experience is always connected, always personalized and always in high definition.

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