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| Posted: 20 Aug 2011 08:38 PM PDT  (Official website) So, LEGO Universe went Free to Play a couple of days ago, and I decided to go in and have a short walk in the game. While not vastly different from most online games, I can't help but to feel like a stranger at times with some of the controls and features. It is not a bad thing, just something new. Players can opt to pay the monthly fee of USD 9.99 for the full features such as access to all zones and community events. A really awesome thing about the game is the near endless amount of exterior designs players can collect, pretty much like different armor and weapon sets. While character customizing is pretty limited, the equipments will make sure the players look as unique as possible. With that sad, the game's basic gameplay can be seen in the 2 footage here, so signup and try the game yourself as well!  |
| [gamescom 2011] Guild Wars 2 - More stunning videos Posted: 20 Aug 2011 08:43 AM PDT  Well, to me the videos are stunning at the thought of this is a Buy to Play (B2P) online game with no monthly fees. Following the previous boss demo, (link) GameSpot uploaded several more videos and footage taken at gamescom 2011, and I am here to share with them to share with everyone again! First off, 2 beginner footage for the Charr race. Really awesome starter boss they have there as well. Next up will be a short and brief PvP footage. If you look carefully, things and items like glass windows etc can be shattered, allowing players to jump right over. There are also machinery players can use to attack enemies and almost a total destructible environment. Finally, yet another boss demo video, almost similar to the one shown previously. Like the dungeons, all bosses are scaled according to the number of players in the area, the more players, the more powerful the boss is and more skills it can use. This, although a big boss, is one of the "smaller" dragons found in the game.  |
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