Halloween is approaching soon, boys and ghouls. Got any plans? I’m sure many of you will take the kids trick-or-treating, or even trick-or-treat yourselves. Good luck in finding that one house that gives full-size candy bars! But before you get in costume and bug your neighbors for sweets, you may want to check out the festivities in your favorite MMORPGs. Several games will once again bask in the Halloween spirit, with special themed quests, items, and costumes for players.

There is no keeping a good barbarian down. Among speculation and more hype then you can wave a broadsword at, Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures is showing early that this game might just have what it takes to slay the world’s most popular MMO, World of Warcraft.

Released for the PC on May 20, 2008, for $49.99, Age of Conan’s developer Funcom told Gamespotthat more than 400,000 gamers have entered into the world of Hyborian within the first few days of…

Much like the movie industry started the season with the release of Iron Man, the game industry has already started off Summer 2008 on the sunny side with Grand Theft Auto 4 and Mario Kart Wii.

Typically this is the time of year when gamers have to sort through stacks of games lacking in quality and originality. Summer 2007 was a particularly low point in what was otherwise the most profitable gaming year in history. For Summer 2008, however, many high-profile titles should help make this am unusually more enjoyable season..

Click through for a look at some of Summer 2008’s best-looking games…

Funcom, developers of the highly anticipated MMO Age of Conan, announced today (August 10th, 2007) that the game will be delayed until March of 2008. This latest pushback comes after three previous delays beyond the game’s originally scheduled release in 2006. This latest delay comes as little surprise to the legions of fans who’ve been eagerly awaiting the game’s release.

Funcom insists that the lengthy development time is due to the…

Blur Studios has released the first trailer for the gritty MMO PC game, Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures. If you’ve read any of the Conan comics, then you know how violent and brutally realistic the stories and imagery can be. In a good way, of course. Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures is produced by Blur more »