Post by Zeli on Jan 13, 2007 10:03:44 GMT -5
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2007's Most Anticipated
Editor's Choice: Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (EA Mythic)
The hype train has gotten out of control on this one. The partnership between then Mythic Entertainment and British painted army-men masters Games Workshop inspired gamers around the world to start drooling. Not even Electronic Arts buying Mythic could put a stop to the love-fest. The best part is, it looks like the folks at EA Mythic may actually be making a game that can stand up to the hype.
Warhammer Online, aka WAR, offers a bloody, more adult world that doesn't take itself entirely seriously. The quirky British humor, combined with the ability to play the whole game in a gory, but controlled Realm vs. Realm environment makes this a game to watch. Nothing has the replayability of Dark Age of Camelot's RvR and Mythic seems poised to take it to new heights in Warhammer.
Editor's Choice: Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (EA Mythic)
The hype train has gotten out of control on this one. The partnership between then Mythic Entertainment and British painted army-men masters Games Workshop inspired gamers around the world to start drooling. Not even Electronic Arts buying Mythic could put a stop to the love-fest. The best part is, it looks like the folks at EA Mythic may actually be making a game that can stand up to the hype.
Warhammer Online, aka WAR, offers a bloody, more adult world that doesn't take itself entirely seriously. The quirky British humor, combined with the ability to play the whole game in a gory, but controlled Realm vs. Realm environment makes this a game to watch. Nothing has the replayability of Dark Age of Camelot's RvR and Mythic seems poised to take it to new heights in Warhammer.