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shinjuru
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join:2000-10-29
California |  Re: Mark Jacobs forced out by EA
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Tails
join:2007-09-25
Sanford, NC | I don't understand...why? | |
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Airwolf
Merry Christmas. Shtter was full.
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join:2001-10-30
Windsor, ON
clubs: | I'm glad Bioware stepped in. Maybe there is still hope that Warhammer will be fixed. | |
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Tails
join:2007-09-25
Sanford, NC | Eh, well I agree with that. Warhammer wasn't exactly thrilling with hardly any end game. Hopefully these guys can put the RPG back into warhammer, like it should have been done.
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StingerMoD
join:2002-10-16
Calgary, AB | If you want to play Warhammer. Get out your tediously painted miniatures and duke it out on the table! | |
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Shatter
join:2006-07-24
Waterford, MI
| Its too late for WHO. They had 9 months to fix their game and failed, didnt listen, etc like most other MMO companies. The only reason alot of people still play is there isnt anythign new out. Aion comes out Sept 22 and will sink this game badly. 3/4 of my guild of 70+ active people all plan to leave for Aion to give you some insight. | |
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Neyland
join:2003-02-04
USA
| Re: Mark Jacobs forced out by EA He continues to impress me. | |
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Snakeoil
Taxes are Armed robbery.
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join:2000-08-05
Mentor, OH | Anyone forget what EA did to Origin? The company that started MMORPGs with Ultima Online.
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join:2003-08-09
Lake Zurich, IL
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1 edit | Re: Mark Jacobs forced out by EA said by C0deZer0  :[Wasn't Origin who did the Crusader series of games? Those were some fun/twisted games for sure. Your remark sent me off on a google detour that lasted about an hour, and ended up here:
»www.coverbrowser.com/covers/dos-games
Talk about a trip down amnesia lane, I played SO many of these terrible games (and the good ones too).
Even at $20 a pop (and many were significantly higher), I can't imagine the thousands of dollars of mine that are represented on those pages... | |
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It was one of the first casualties of my murderous PlayStation(s) and their disc-ruining drives. 
At the time, I certainly couldn't even afford a PC, much less one that was capable of playing any kind of games