Sunday, October 12, 2008 

The World of Conan Has Now Been Released

AoC is the most recent game from Funcom, the creator of previous games such as Anarchy Online.

500,000 dedicated gamers signed up for Age of Conan's test phase, an achievement which could not be dreamed of with their previous offering Anarchy Online. Funcom expanded its development team to include various new staff, many of which had a previous fanaticism for the Popular Video Games series. During the development period Funcom regularly released clips from their development team and the progress being made with the game.

Current online PC games are often questioned for being not matching gameplay to the themes present. Toning down the blood and gore for more consistent appeal is not something that can be said about Age of Conan.

Age of Conan is not a fairytale land in which evil is destroyed, Age of Conan is different. Age of Conan is an obscure world in which good and evil must be challenged and actions that must be taken prove mentally challenging. Hyboria is worlds apart from games such as World of Warcraft and EverQuest.

Little has been mentioned about the Hyborian economy or trading system, just that currency used will be Gold. Though the Sega Dreamcast Adapters and Cables creator has prior knowledge of ingame economies with Anarchy Online, this could prove the biggest challenge for their latest title.

This game could be one of the first major MMORPG titles to go multi-platform, with release planned for at least one major video game console. Age of Conan is truly a game for the future and one that will be watched closely by the entire industry.

Age of Conan Gold - News, Reviews and Resources for Age of Conan

Firefighters from the Los Angeles County Fire Department battle the wildfire in the Angeles National Forest near Los Angeles on Sunday, Oct. 12, 2008. Los Angeles County Fire Department spokesman Ron Haralson says the blaze has charred up to 750 acres in the rugged area of Little Tujunga Canyon, about 20 miles north of downtown. (AP Photo/Dan Steinberg)AP - Firefighters backed by water-dumping helicopters and planes gained ground Sunday on a wildfire that destroyed two homes and forced the evacuation of about 1,200 people in a rugged area 20 miles north of downtown.

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