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Let’s go inside the game while I introduce you Luna Online. “Luna Online” is a recently localized MMORPG from gPotato (This is the client I am currently playing). The characters and style have much similar to Ragnarok Online, well the beginner’s clothes reminds me of it because of the color. Popular in Asia, this game is more focus on “dating MMO” where you can find a match to your character, have social networks and stuff, make a family then own a farm! (Err.. wait, you will learn how to date and have a family?!o_o) This is an f2p (free to play) so you don’t have to worry about entrance fee in playing this game. It also has cash shop too for extra accessories and other flashy things that you can live to not having it. So basically yes, seems fine to try the game. I tried the game, made some quest, a NPC keeps popping every time I need to learn new things, tried the emoticons (it’s fun!^o^), grind a bit, change job, grind again with quest, excited to have wings (I want to fly!) so grind again, after that I rest a bit and talk to strangers, I mean players. In the end here’s what I think: ADVERTISEMENT: -I got distracted at the advertisement and pictures Luna Online showed. The picture like a guy pulling a plant in a farm (and the plant has a facial expression!!!) made me wonder what kind of game is this? When someone told me Luna is like a Harvest Moon because you can have a farm and animals and plants I got excited (Ok so I’m being biased on this side because I love Harvest Moon). I also got hype to the concept of “Harvest Moon Online look-a-like? I like!!” But some pictures can be misleading too, like a picture of both girl characters kissing, (I mean it! Both girls kissing!!!) An online game where both genders can kiss?? This IS THE 1ST online game where both characters can kiss and same genders too can do it! So yeah I just warned you on the pictures, you should be at a right age to view it. I am not joking; the pictures and advertisements should have parental guidance because it can mislead players who can view/see these things; CHARACTERS: -It’s a form of chibi so if you don’t like anime type characters this is not the game for you. Your character can form balloon expression, do actions such as dance (I can’t believe they are good dancers!) and most of all they can really do expressions such as sad, happy, angry, confuse depending on what your character is saying. You can choose different hairstyles and faces, it’s a bit simple and there’s not much to choose because it’s only few. STORY: -A life between elves and humans. It’s a floating island that was made that way to have a peaceful life because of monsters/dark forces roaming around below. And so on and so on, it’s a fantasy story like Peter Pan. Well, it reminds me really of Peter Pan because the island is floating and the characters are like children. The people that look old are the NPCs. No special attraction on the story really, just a normal fantasy-adventure type story. GRAPHICS: -The graphics is nice. The details of the characters are not beautiful but cute. Too cute that it really reminds you of Ragnarok Online just imagine it in 3D. It’s not that heavy on your PC and the colors are so light like a cotton candy type. It is eye-catchy due to cuteness but not beautiful to the point that you will be amaze. Overall of the graphics is fairly nice and cute. SOUNDS AND MUSIC: -The background music is nice and refreshing BUT the character’s voices are terrible. For the first time this is the only online game that I can’t appreciate the character’s voices and skill music. I don’t know if my ears have a problem but really it’s horrible. Whoever made the sound of characters and skill effect music please change it because I would rather play Luna when my sounds are off. QUEST SYSTEM: - The typical one. Watch me do it. Talk to the NPC over there, heads to get quests, and then turn them to get your reward to the NPC here. It’s like; go kill X monsters, go speak to Y NPC, now return to Z NPC to get that. One thing that can make you hold on in this kind of quest is the Map System displayed when you open the world map. The map shows the location of NPCs, they blink if you can have a quest or turn in a quest. So it’s not hassle to find the NPCs. USER INTERFACE: -It’s quite easy and nice. The layout from mini-map, health bar, action buttons, etc. was very well made. They don’t fill-up the screen and yet all the information you need is clearly provided. CRAFTING: -You don’t have to do a quest in order to learn crafting. Your character (before you can even made one) already knows how to craft! It’s up to you to gather the materials needed. Also, the material needed appears in the crafting window whatever you put there. So it won’t lead you to trash items that you don’t need and you will know what loots can be thrown, craft or stored. DATING SYSTEM: -One of the unique things about this game is the dating system. It has a match maker program which matches you with someone inside the game depending on your likes and dislikes! It’s up to you if you want to try it, my character don’t have a partner so far because I don’t want to. Anyway, once you found a partner you can kiss each other, date, or do the next big thing, that’s to have a family! (Honestly parental guidance is necessary for the young ones. Geesh…) Once you have a family it has a family role concept too. It is compose of a father, a mother, and so on. FARMING SYSTEM: -The farming system! At last! Or is it awwww…. Bad News is you can only have a Farm if you have a family (it’s so unfair! What if my character wants to be single?!). It has a required level before you can buy a land, requires money to buy it, requires points to have and requires maintenance tax. Yes! Too many requirements! It shows that owning a farm you must be responsible. It also wakes us up in reality that owning your own land you must pay for a tax or you can say farewell to your loving farm. The good side about that is you can take care of plants, animals, even go fishing and all your hard efforts will be rewarded by using/trading the harvest things in the future of your character. GAMEPLAY: -To start, you have to choose between two races available: Humans or Elves. The differences between the two are minor; only slight variations in stats which can be overcome by equipment later on. After that you have three classes to choose from: Mage, Rouge and Fighter. The classes are pretty much what you'd expect from other MMORPGs in terms of playing style. Once you made a character, it’s time to login inside the game. It is your 1st time right? So your character’s name will be announced at the whole server as they welcome you from joining them. Really this method is a bit old but still effective. Some players will welcome you through the shout chat. So if you just want to play the game without someone noticing you or you are hiding to some of your friends then don’t even bother. They will know you are playing it because of the announcement. You’re already busted! Three classes may not seem like much, but at various points as you level up you'll be able to specialize into a subclass within one of the three core classes. Unlike most other games, you're able to switch between subclasses regardless of your previous choice; giving you a lot of freedom when deciding what you want to do, and a lot of variation should you get bored with just whacking things. You can have small wings by finishing a required quest and must be in a required level. It’s a bit entertaining for the point because you are excited to have wings so you won’t mind grinding for now. After that there is also a required level of a fully grown wings (yes the big ones) but that’s so high you won’t except to level that fast right? Just finish some quest for now and grind again. The sense of humor the monsters has makes me laugh sometimes! As I was about to kill a blue poring look-a-like (name: slime) I was surprised to find out that it can speak! Well, you can’t have a conversation with it, but, it is a bit entertaining! Slimes talk about how soft the grass is; turtles comment about how they are faster than Michael Phelps, and the list goes on! In fact, every monster, animal, or person that one can beat up has their own comments to make, and all of them are really funny and entertaining! MY COMMENT: -I got disappointed on the farming system due to I don’t want to have a family but I want to have a farm. But the rest are ok I really enjoyed the “emoticons” they are cute expressions your character makes depending on what your character is saying like the picture below; One that irritates me is the grinding here but as long as I know I have something to do then it keeps me entertained a bit.

As promise I will make a full review of this game. I will be you tour guide so that you can have an idea of this game! CTRacer Online developed by Mobil Planet and was published by Gamenetworks, is one of the newest casual racing games ever for global market. CT Racer Online is an online racing game that will surely create a breed of racing fans among gamers of all ages. The game features an extensive list of unique racing cars which players can customize its appearance as well as modify its performance; colorful cars with different characteristics; and fun, challenging race tracks where players can master and compete with other drivers in every lap after lap. This is also an f2p game so no payment requirement! The shops are composed of both in-game money called CTs and cash items. More CT items are offered than Cash items, and cash items are only for customization of car’s appearance and not the tune-ups itself so you can live without worrying of buying a cash item, still a fair play. So yeah! I tried the game again, done some easy quest routes; the records are a bit realistic and breakable if you know about upgrades of cars and stuff. Talked to some players (they are all friendly) so nice environment, the scenery/buildings are nice (it made me think to the point that I wish our country has those kinds of sceneries where it is clean and beautiful. The map is big so it’s really a free roaming around with your car. In the end I got addicted (again). Here is my complete review: ADVERTISEMENT: -The cars at the advertisement are nice. At first I thought those are the cars you can have but unfortunately you will need cash items to design your cars and turned it to this; Yep, the output is the same but the designs; well you need cash for those signs and color customization and other stuff for car appearance. Like I said you can still be the faster beast car without flashy car appearance if you don’t want to spend money. CHARACTERS: -Of course your character is not a human being nor an elf but a car! You can’t see the person driving inside. (It was made that way for you to focus on the car itself) Your car is your character, the clothes are dumper and body kits of your car, the potions are the gas stations scattered around the map and the upgrades are the engines and tune ups you can do at your garage area. STORY: -No story. I mean it! No story on this one. Well, because it’s a racing game and not a RPG type. You just login the game buy your 1st primary car then choose a map to roam around then off you go and run like a wind! GRAPHICS: -The graphics is great! A bit improvement was made, now you can choose between low or medium graphics. The low one of course your car will look like a pixel type boxes a bit. The medium one the effects gotten smoother, so nice that you would want wipe the dirt at your car. (Just kidding) SOUNDS AND MUSIC: -Nice background. It’s like you are really racing! The good thing is you can customize the mp3 inside the game so that you can add-on songs that you want to hear. It’s like an mp3 inside a real car. Either you want to hear default songs or your favorite songs stored inside your computer. MAPS: -It’s a free roaming area really. It’s like a real map in a MMO game where your character can move and you can see co-players roaming too. You can bump their cars to ask duel (it’s like intimidating your opponent I think) and the scenery are nice! It really looks like a city at night with neon lights and the most amazing part are the buildings and structures. Most are based on Korea Map so their famous building, surroundings and structures can be seen there. QUEST SYSTEM: - located at different sections inside the map. You can choose three quests there your choice. (a)Course records; where you must go to an specific location within a specific time, (b)Road Runner; where you must finish 5 destination points w/out hunters seeing you, (c)Road Hunter; where you hunt the road runners! (I really like to be the hunter; I enjoy busting road runners around!) USER INTERFACE: -It’s a bit complicated. You have to look for a guide and be used to it in order for you understand the things to do. The good thing is the keyboard button commands can be custom. Either you can race using your keyboard or using a joystick or a wheel. GUILD SYSTEM: -You know, like a car gang or so. Yep, you can make guilds there then lead your guild to victory. Own a territory or beat other guilds. You will earn fame points and honor too! The emblem of your guild will be seen like a sticker at your car. This reminds me of Initial D. GAMEPLAY: -Let’s start your engines and be ready to roam around the city! As you login the game, you will first see your garage area where you can choose between automatic or manual transmission, view details of your car, your car list and other personal information. But first, you have to buy a car of course! You can’t roam around the city without a car so off you go at the car mall area to buy cars. There are lots to choose from with different designs, colors and stats. Yes! Cars have stats and you can improve the stats more by tuning, putting engines, turbo, breaks and other stuffs you need for your car. After you bought your new sweet primary car (Of course it’s just a beginner car for now) you can start roaming around the city! Every time you login inside the map your car will be at any point locations. This is random so every time you login your car can be in a different place/location. At first if you’re a newbie this is a bit confusing, because you don’t know what to do inside the game, there are no pop out instructions as to what you will do or so. It is best to read guides at their site or forums first before login in the game. After reading guides or asking players out there (because they are friendly) you can choose what to do, either do quest to earn CT (currency inside the game) to buy new car that is much faster, or get tune ups or engines. This time you need to grind a bit. Mileage is recorded and you will be rewarded every time you reach a specific mileage. The faster your car is the more record breaker you can do and you can ask duel race to co-players too. Regarding trading, all transactions can only be done at the lobby area not inside the map so better go there first for transfer money or other stuff. Lots of activities are done in a specific time and date. It is advisable to join on these events to gain more CTs easily. Doing quest also helps by gaining TP (Tech points) which is important because some parts inside your car requires TP. The higher the parts can give to your car stats the higher the TP needed. After that, you can just roam around again, play with the race tracks either downhill or uphill. All race tracks are based in Japan’s mountain passes. Really, it reminds me of Initial D due to the mountain passes they choose. Myogi is a popular beginner mountain track to practice and unlocking the other passes needs required points to do so. MY COMMENT: -My first comment is I got lost first because after I login inside the game there are no tutorial as to what to do next. I would really appreciate an instructor NPC or so inside the game to make it a bit newbie friendly because most players don’t visit forums. They just Download the game, register and off you go playing it! But because the GMs are nice and players are accommodating that made my racing experience change a bit. They guided a newbie like me 1st in anything inside the game making it a good community. So yeah if you’re a type of player who can try racing games I would recommend this to you. If you’re a racing gamer fanatic then try this game!

Have you ever played any MMORPG with stories? You know, story background on what is your character’s purpose inside the game or what is the story behind your hometown etc.?? No?? You don’t even know what I’m talking about?? Then maybe you’re one of the players who only kill monsters and don’t bother to read anything on your screen. Let me tell you about stories. Either background, story of your character, story of your quest and so on are all important. Why? Because without it there is “no life” on the game itself. Before choosing a game what are the factors you first consider? And please don’t include the PC specs, graphics etc because we already know those are important depending on your taste. What I mean is what type of game are you looking? Racing? Shooting? Pvp? Horror type?? After choosing a type of game what’s next?? After you gathered your list of games what’s next?? Here is the list of why story matters in any games (online, offline, etc) 1. Without story there is no context - Why would you do a quest in a first place then? If a NPC told you to go beat this monster you’ll just go there without knowing who, how and WHY?? It’s like you’re playing like a robot following instructions of anyone. Even if you don’t follow what they say what will you do then? Kill randomly whoever at your sight because you were given a weapon? Ok.. I can see the ending already. Massacre.. 2. Without story there is only pure grind - Before MMOs became popular, games are like brickgame, pacman etc. which have a common grinding. It just goes faster and faster but the stages are the same. When leveling up a character was invented, a total grindfest was establish and did you enjoy it? Just leveling up your character to the max without knowing why would you even bother to do that? Pure grinding is one of the most hated methods when playing a game. It’s like you’re repeating the same process over and over again. Now if you add a story to pure grinding it’s like a bit of light was given to your dark world. Now you will know the purpose why you need to grind. This little light can make the game a bit entertaining don’t you think? 3. Without story, RPG won’t exist - That’s why it's called RPG. Role Playing Game. A game where your character has a role like an artist or an adventurer. Just because it’s just a game it doesn’t mean we can’t add a bit twist to it right? Popular games now such as Aion, maple story, wow, etc. can never be invented. That’s why it became popular, because of the story lines, backgrounds, character info’s and other stuff that made most players wonder or excited to play it. Even if just a game, just once you can be someone which is impossible in reality. You can be in a different world which doesn’t exist in real life. We can play a different character that we love.

The latest update of High Street 5 arrives with yet two other eye-catching mounts – the classic bicycle and the kid-fun mini-tricycle. These rider-powered transport means are now the hippest accessories among the eco and fashion conscious and they have been increasingly featured along with models off duty in fashion blogs. We understand that no fashionista in High Street 5want to miss out on this next big thing, so if you are ready, you are in for a fashion fun ride! You also could invite another player or your lover for a ride with you. Conversely, a player can also request a ride with you. So you should try your best to get agreement from other players! Of course, when the bicycle or tricycle is no longer needed, simply right click on them and then Place at home. More bicycle information High Street 5, go to see http://www.highstreet5.com.sg

Whether you believe me or not I love playing racing games too. Mostly I’ve been playing Grand Turismo, Crash Bandicot etc. since high school so yeah I love race challenges. This year I tried an online game called CTRacer, it is a racing game the difference is it’s an online game. "This is just a quick brief of CTRacer. I tried so many games these past weeks or so with different genres." QUICK BRIEF OF WHAT IS CTRACER: -"It’s an online racing game with a map to explore. Just imagine a RPG game where your character is not a being but a car, where your healing pots are not potions but gas stations, where your items/accessories are not clothes but engines/body kits/etc and where your map is a giant city with routes and highways to go. And yes just like an RPG you can take quest/mission either race with someone, destination points, hunt “speeding cars”(LOL) or challenge your co-racers (like a pvp equivalent). What I like in this game most (that made me try it) are the mountain courses that can make you remember “Initial D” (if you heard that). The mountain passes are all the same even the names are the same so yes I am a big fan of Takumi and I want to do the drifting just like he does on thoses mountain passes!" ANYWAY BACK TO THE IMPRESSION: -So I found out about CTRacer from an internet (thanks to surfing) and it has cool graphics so far. I started playing this game at OBT of CTRacer, play the courses, done some quest and missions then logout. The reason for logging out? Well, to be honest it has lots of hackers and I mean it! The records are like “WTF?! Is that even possible only 19 seconds to reach the goal??!!” Just like me lots of racing fans got disappointed because of cheaters roaming around. We all know hackers are everywhere in any online games but the thing is the hackers at CTRacer are too obvious that you will end up cursing for playing fair but can’t have a fair players. There’s an old saying “If you can’t beat them, join them” along the line so now almost everyone (but not all) are hackers!! That time I expect the game will not last long and I was right! Later September only few are playing the game. The effects of hackers/cheaters really helped a lot in worsening the situation. It’s like a ghost town and I would love to draw ghost at the city roaming around to make it a realistic ghost city. The game did not meet the “fair play” that most players want making it a big EPIC FAIL in any racing online games. So the GMs come up with a bright idea (sarcasm) and that is to reset the game AGAIN. This time they will be putting a hack preventing tool (Wow! You just thought about that now?) so hackers or 3rd party tools cannot get inside the game. They also made an event called “Ask the GM event” to drag the players to play the game, just ask the GMs anything like CT (currency in CTRacer), Mileage and stuffs. Just like the event title implies, you can ask anything and the GM will give it to you! (Except the Tech points which is equivalent to stat points of the car) This event lasted up to the day before the reset and after that all will start from scratch. From what the announcement made by CTRacers, the Reset Date is October 6, 2009 (which is yesterday) and they will use HackShield services. I don’t know the difference of HackShield to GameGuard aside from the price but I hope it can wash away not all (because that’s impossible) but most hackers in-game. I’ll try to play this game again and make a full review out of it maybe next-next week or so. For the meantime best of luck for me!! NOTE: These are just my thoughts regarding this game, if you don’t agree that’s not my concern any more.

It is pleased to see that more and more players have joined HighStreet 5. To help the new players grow, High Street 5 are running a special event where they will be rewarded for their good efforts to train themselves to be expert dancers!
From now on to 10th October,2009, whenever you level up, you will get extra prizes. dance and make friends

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NOTE: This is just a quick glance of Luna Online. Next time I’ll be doing the full review of it with screenshots. I got curious on the “farming system” like you can have a farm???Like harvest moon????It really made me wonder ended up downloading the game and because it's p2p I don't have to worry about fees for now. Well I love to play harvest moon because you must take care of your farm, plants, animals and stuff. So Luna Online made me think on how would the farming system goes in an online game. After the download, I done some registration and stuff then started playing the game. Well, this is the 1st online game that I played were they announce your name throughout the whole server like “WTH?!I’m already busted? lol” You can choose which race you want, a human or an elf. Regarding their appearances as expected Elves have bigger pointed ears while human is well human of course! You must also choose a job between the three available classes; Fighter, Mage and Rogue. I decided to go with the mage thing because I want a healer type and mage is the closest job for it. After fixing my character’s name (like forever) I entered the game, play a bit, kill a (WTH? Is this a poring??) poring-look-a-like, done some quest and stuff (too many quest) then logout. My 1st impression after playing the game in my 1st 5hours?? Well, the truth is I haven’t found out about the farming system. I want to ask around but the players are too busy to grind that you can’t talk to most of them. I found out I was in the area where newbies are so maybe the pro players are staying at a different town. If that’s the case then I need to login again next time to find out where it is. Yep there are a lot of grinding here and the quest are piling up. I am not the type of person who wants to see quest notification at my window screen when I’m playing so I always finish the quest! The thing for now that keeps me playing this game is the emoticons, every time you say something like “hahaha” your character smiles. If you say “what is that?” your character’s expression becomes like thinking. Made me wonder what other emotions the character can do. I wanted to find out about the following things you can do at Luna Online so I made a list before playing it and these are the result; -Players can form Families and purchase farm to cultivate it. (I still don’t know how so will play later to know) - Dating System that would match your profile with other players in the game. (date??you mean date?????? no idea) - Auto looting after mobs kill (yes! It’s fun when no one can grab your loots) - Plenty of skills and quests (sooooo many quest…) - Aside from armor, you can also wear costumes. (the chicken costume I found was nice..=_=) - Transcend to over 40+ Jobs Classes with various combinations. (too many jobs to choose!!) - Fishing System (don’t know yet) - Craft System (I tried it and the good thing is you don’t have to get the skill. It’s already a skill of your character) I know there are guides lying around at the internet but I intend not to look at them (specially the farming system) because I want to be surprise on how can my character obtain it and if it has plants, animals etc. that you need to take care of. This is all for now. My full review will be coming next week. I’m going to play this game for a while and find some friends, parties, explore the map more and add some stuffs. My client is gpotato by the way. If anyone wants to try this I'm just lying around there wearing a chicken costume.

Do you want to shine? Or do you want your name/IGN be at the top where everyone knows you? Are any “signs” calling you that it’s your turn to have the glory?? Some of these wacky tips will guide you as to how will you become famous in an gaming industry. NOTE: The following suggestions below are just my comments. Don’t be serious about it and use your brains before doing these things or even commenting at this article. FIRST LAUNCH OF GAME EQUALS PRESENT! –Try to be present every 1st launching of any games. This will let you feel “me first!!” in any games. I don’t know if anyone will recognize you but either way the achievement of being 1st to touch or do something in-game is a really nice feeling for you alone. Just don’t forget to use the same IGN in all games so someone WILL notice you’re existence. MAKING REVIEWS – positive or negative feedbacks. Reviews will always be a review. Lots of players (loyalist or not) will be commenting you’re reviews weather you like or not. Like the old saying; “Bad publicity is still publicity” this always implies. SUMMON AN ANTI-GAME ACTIVIST – Yep. Just say the magic word and your name will appear in any blogs, plurk, facebook and if you’re lucky enough to summon a big one (popular) you might be put on TV! Just don’t forget to watch out, maybe your summoned being is already watching you in advance. VIOLENCE IS NICE – Become a popular player by hacking, stealing loots, scamming or even killing the noobs. You either be targeted by angry players or be banned by the game. But still, your name will be popular from being a notorious gamer and that will gain you a name for sure. BE CREATIVE! USE YOUR IMAGINATION SKILLS –Applying your skills such as making photos, cosplaying, doing fan-arts, drawing, make a flash game dedicated in the game or even sell some merchandise such as t-shirts, dolls and so. Addict gamers will surely be happy to look at your works, especially that only you have done that and no one else. TOP RECORD – the basic thing that everyone wants. To be the best player on any games you play. By doing this you have to set outstanding and unbeatable records that will make your co-players either say “you’re awesome!!” or “you’re a cheater!!" HOT CHICKS ARE WELCOME – Ok, I won’t explain this any further. Hot chicks playing the game equals more attention to men.

Since my college days I've seen online games come and go. Believe me or not I've been a player since 2nd year of college (so you can guess now what my age is?xD) up until now. Though I am not active at forums and blogs that time, I am more on "playing the game" and "looking for guides" than blogging what I do everyday. So yeah I just started blogging this year for two reasons, firstly I love mmo games it keeps me entertaining and away in reality for a while that I want to share this to some people out there to meet new friends and second to contact my friends who are in different countries but love to play online games. Well, global online games are the only games I played due to the fact that I can reach my friends out there (different countries I mean) Based on my years in MMORPG industry, most of the poeple I talked to in-game or chatted girls have penchant for cute MMORPGs. First, how do we define “cute”? There really is no accepted “industry standard”. For me, as long as it’s chibi or SD (Super Deformed, in the Japanese-anime style), that’s cute. Ragnarok, Rose, FlyFF fall into this category. Meanwhile, the full anatomically-correct games such as Perfect World or RF would fall into the other end of the spectrum. Why Girls love Cute MMORPGs PC Spec - We all know that not all have great pc specs specially with girls who don't know much about computers. Even on both internet cafes or home, only few girls know how pc works or what is needed to make the pc functional and running. Because of this they ended up having only the basic need of a computer which leads to normal specs. Cute games don't eat too much banwidth on pc making it a friendly user to most computers even if it's not that upgraded or older versions. This simplicity wins popularity to girls and the good part is they can ask friends to come along and play with them. Cute is Cute - Do I have to explain this?? As long as it's a chibi and the character resembles to anime or so they are cute!!! I love cute characters specially with expressions making them cuter. No exceptions, even if the the story line is lame it's easy to get distracted on those adorable characters making you to try the game before you could even say; "This is a lame game and I just realize that just now!" The girls are there - Admit it, guys. It's easier to find a girl playing a cute MMORPG than a hard-core game or FPS right? You can even collect girls in-game either inviting them to party or guild. It can even lead to romance making it a "worth-playing" game. Gameplay - Cute MMO gameplay is not complicated. This means that it will be easier for anyone to teach even a non-gamer to play the game. The fact that the "cuteness" distracts a lot to be patient in studying the gameplay, the community that is strong and alive itself is also a plus. And because it's accessible to everyone this leads to good a community and a lot of gamers to play the game. Either you're a hard-core, average or non-gamer. As long as everyone is talkative and friendly it gives pleasure in playing the game. Heck, you can even teach your sister or mom to play the game. Pop culture - Cute MMO's have transcended more than the game. Because they are cute in the eyes of people a lot of videos, cosplays, fan art or even flash games which the game as the base can be easily distributed or share to everyone. This can lead to merchandise (both official and unofficial) that were made for game(s). It's the truth that cute items are really "in-demand" to buyers even if they don't know what they just bought. Although a lot of gamers are graduating to the more “hard-core” games. I still think there is a HUGE demand and market for cute MMOs. If analyzing the trends will be the basis, I’d predict that new cute MMOs with innovative features with regards to gameplay and community functions will sell well. A game that would drive all the current and new users into one big community where user-generated content will be crucial to keep it all alive and “sticky”. This is just my comment, you can make your own comment too~

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