Yu Gi Oh: Poc Yugi The Destiny for WIN 98SE, W2K, WME , XP for Windows

Pros: Wonderful graphics, story, constant updates and new features, just plain fun to play.
Cons: Mediocre class balance, a few bugs remain after a year of retail... addictive!

I always had a hard time justifying the need to pay fifteen or twenty dollars every month to play a game online. It seemed more logical to me to just purchase a brand new game every month or two, that way I would have a lot more games for the same amount ...

Pros: Great graphics for the genre. Huge world. Huge Variety. Highly addictive. Did I mention Variety?
Cons: A little too addictive. Occasionably obtrusive players. Expensive and continued cost.

Strange as it may seem for a hardened gamer such as myself, I never really got into MMPORGs the way many of my friends and associates have. Sure, I wasted far too many hours of my life on one particularly large MUD, but somehow the graphical interface of ...

Pros: Fabulous detail; amazing variety; a new experience each time
Cons: The problems of any online community; growing pains and server issues

I'm writing this review from the point of view of someone who has never played an MMORPG (massively multiplayer online roleplaying game) before. I can't compare "World of Warcraft" (for the Mac) to Everquest or tell you how much better or worse it is ...

Pros: Graphical excellence, bottomless variety in character creation, rewarding co-op play, quality audio-effects, never gets stale.
Cons: Monthly fee ($15) may turn some players away, addiction level can be bad for employment!

----- A whole new world for the new Millennium ----- I’m already beginning to forget the details, but for quite a few months back in 1999 there was an ongoing doomsday-esque attitude about the assumed year 2000 debacle. Computers the world ...

Pros: -Limitless replay value, excellent graphics, extremely addictive
Cons: -15 bucks a month, early server issues

World of What? After selling nearly 400,000 units and already filling 40 servers of massive multiplayer glory in a just a couple weeks, World of Warcraft(WOW from now on because I'm lazy) has created quite a buzz in the gaming community. WOW ...

Pros: Unlimited replay value
Cons: Tuesdays

Writing a review that’s over two-years old and has had the exposure of biblical proportion seems quite daft, don’t you think? To add even more drama to the review is actually who is writing it. I haven’t written a game review in about two-years. I’ll ...

Pros: Fully customizable characters; a huge world to explore; many unique features
Cons: I can't think of a con.

Introduction: World of Warcraft is an amazing, must own game. Caution! People should only play it if they have a lot of free time. Instantly almost any player will become addicted to this massively multiplayer online rpg. When ...

Pros: Fun for maybe a month.
Cons: Core game mechanics are horrible.

Let me begin by saying I've been playing MMORPGs for a long, long time now. I've played nearly all of them. I know what makes a good MMORPG. My first criticism of this game is that it does not promote socializing very much. Groups are created and ...

Pros: Variety of gameplay, colorful, funny character designs
Cons: Monthly subscription, having to buy your new skills rather than automatically learning them

My first adventure into the world of online gaming was through Ultima Online in the summer of 1999. 5 years of that game consuming my soul did a lot to shape my views and perceptions of what an online role playing game should and should NOT be. ...

Pros: Terrific game play, fun quests, great people
Cons: Confusing stats, periodic server issues, noobs saying "can someone give me 10s? PLEASE?"

I've always loved computer games. I have enjoyed many in passing, but few games have held my attention for long. Most of my early play was dominated by some (now classic) first person shooters. Among these were Quake III, Half-Life, Counter Strike, ...

Pros: Easy to learn, interactive game, good place to socialize, wide variety of play styles
Cons: Game can feel like a grind, lack of good story line or cut scenes, tedious

Background of World of Warcraft World of Warcraft, more commonly known as WOW, is the traditional MMO (Massively Multiplayer Online), an internet game that is able to support hundreds and thousands of users simultaneously. There is a theme that ...

Pros: Very easy to get into, great art work, very involving.
Cons: People in game can be very rude, very time consuming for some parts of game.

World of Warcraft has transcended the typical MMO to become the best MMO that has existed currently. I have fairly limed MMO experience, I have played Ultima Online for 2-3 years, as well I played Dark Age of Camelot for a few months and bit of the free ...

Pros: Very intricate graphics, in-depth quests, skill sets, fast loading
Cons: Hard to team, "cat traps", login queues, grinding, LOTS OF RUNNING

Until they offered a free trial I didn't think I would be interested in this game. However, in the few short days of playing I realized what the hype was all about. This is a massive world with tons of characters, monsters and ever changing scenery. ...

Pros: Amazing Visual and Aural Direction, Friendly To Casual Players, Excellent Questing System for lower levels
Cons: Childish Community, Incompetent Tech Support, Incompetent Programmers, End Game needs work

World Of Warcraft Update : July 2005 I am changing my review from 5 stars to 1 star. After playing the game for months after this review, it is painfully obvious that Blizzard does not care about it's customers. Much of what I said ...

Pros: Huge, vast worlds. Simple intuitive controls. Fast pacing. And yes, you can solo.
Cons: Some boring quests. A few immature players. $15 a month.

I've always wanted to like MMORPG's. I mean, I've been a hardcore PC gamer for some time now, and I love online games, so it would make sence that the combination of the two would be a match made in heaven. Well, so much for wishful thinking. While ...