The bad news for Age of Conan PvP enthusiasts is that the patch has been put back yet again, and is now due to come out on September 10th. However, if you head over to the Testlive Server - and owing to a new feature, you can now copy over your regular characters instead of starting new ones - you can visit the ad-hoc PvP vendors in Tortage, and see how you like the long-awaited AoC PvP gear. (No, it's not live yet. This is Testlive.)

MTV Multiplayer's Tracey John, speaking with head of Mythic Entertainment Mark Jacobs, has been exploring a line of questioning about the MMO industry in general. They noted the high failure rate for the genre, and the equally high expectations that are now placed on new games by fans and industry commentators. Jacobs offered up, as part of this discussion, some analysis on why Hellgate: London didn't make it, and why Funcom's Age of Conan has been having so many problems over their long first summer of launch.

Almost time for the weekend, a great time for new adventures! Today's One Shots from Age of Conan shows the daring Bear Shaman, Dabursus, after his arrival in the Stygian port of Khemi at dusk. Now that's someone who looks like they're out to find some adventure -- or at least an interesting-looking bar, most likely.

The Hyborian Backpackers have returned to guide you through another of Age of Conan's expansive zones. Last week we ventured across Conall's Valley, and for this next tour, we have moved to another of the game's earlier areas, the Wild Lands of Zelata.

Ouch. That word pretty much sums up this article we found over at MMOCrunch regarding their opinion on the current state of Age of Conan. As declared in the article, it wasn't written to convince potential players that the game is bad (although... uh, it does?), or to tell current players that their game sucks, but it was addressed to Funcom and any other MMO developers out there currently working on a game to let them know why they're sometimes referred to as "Failcom" by the community.

Gold selling is the practice of selling in-game items and currency to players in exchange for real world money. Sound strange?

A few added notes before the specs. Besides, there is also an interesting mmorpg game called world of warcraft (WoW).

A couple of days back, we wrote a post detailing a piece of videogame legislation proposed by U.S. Senator Roger Wicker (R-MS) known as S.3315. Besides, there is also an interesting mmorpg game called world of warcraft (WoW).

A search in Google with the keywords "online games," produced about 125 million results in less than a second, probably an increase of hundreds every hour. That should give you an idea of how popular online gaming.

The Internet has brought us many things to occupy our time. One of the most common online activities is to play games online. There are all types of games available on the Internet. Some are very good and some are not so good.