Based in the heavily wired Asian peninsula of Korea, NCsoft created an online phenomena with its game, Lineage: the Blood Pledge. The game captivated audiences with its vision of medieval castle sieges and heated clan warfare. Fans piled into family owned gaming arcades to challenge their electronic enemies to blood feuds, eventually filling the company?s belly with over four million online subscriptions. That?s a lot of scrilla. ----Read Full Review

From IGN

While it?s tempting to compare Guild Wars to any number of other fantasy-themed role-playing games, there?s really never been anything quite like it before. It innovatively and successfully combines many of the best, most addictive properties of action RPGs, online RPGs, and competitive multiplayer games in one beautifully produced package, which offers a tremendous lasting value yet none of the monthly fees typically associated with online-only games. The first title from developer ArenaNet, Guild Wars threatens the entire online RPG establishment with its bold design. More importantly, it?s a very impressive game that?s rewarding on many different levels and can be tremendously appealing for any number of reasons. ----Read Full review

From Gamespot

The best thing about City of Heroes is that it genuinely offers the thrill of discovery--something that is fundamentally uncommon in gaming, since most games are closely modeled on established genres. Actually, much of this thrill may be derived from the game?s elaborate, extremely entertaining character-creation process, which allows you to craft a convincing replica of any of the most famous (and not-so-famous) superheroes in the Marvel and DC canon. As well, there?s a good chance you can rip off the look of your favorite video game character or Hollywood action hero. However, you can always come up with something completely off-the-wall and original, if you?d prefer.----Read Full Review

From Gamespot