Posts Tagged ‘mmorpg

Ragnarok Online is a MMORPG developed by GRAVITY and originally released in South Korea in 2001 for PC. While looking at some videos on Youtube, Sumikuroi noticed many differences in the alpha / beta footage:

Only 1 hair style
Different maps
No zoom
Different hud
Most the options ingame not working or disabled
Different skill tree and job change
Different marks in [...]

Ambrosia Odyssey is a cancelled Action RPG with online multiplayer that was in development for the Playstation 2 in 2003 by Rocket Studio with help from KAI Graphics (for CG movies) and Supersweep (for music), meant to be published by Square Enix. The game had a multiple branching storyline  in offline mode, in which you [...]

Highlander Online was a MMORPG that was in development by Kalisto Entertainment in 2001 / 2002, before the company was closed down. It was based on the series of films with the same name, but the project was probably cancelled in early development. A new Highlander game is coming out in 2010 for the PS3 [...]

Quest was a cancelled MMO game that was in development at RAREware. Before Raretopia.com vanished from the web, they had some interesting informations about the project:

When Microsoft purchased RARE, one of the things it highlighted was its established series. Having paid such a high price for the renowned codehouse, Microsoft naturally wanted to exploit its [...]

Grandia Online was a MMORPG being developed by Game Arts and published by GungHo Online Entertainment. It was set to be released in 2006, but we never got more information about it and then it has just vanished, probably cancelled.
Update: thanks to fishinsoup we found out that the game is current in open-beta phase and [...]

Our nice friends Robert Seddon and Batzarro have linked us to an intersting news that was spotted on Game Set Watch and Gamasutra, that talks about the find of some screenshots from “Titan Project”, an HALO inspired Massive Multiplayer Online game that was in development at Ensemble Studios, but was cancelled in 2007.
Ensemble Studios has [...]

Ultima Worlds Online: Origin (UWO:O) – originally titled Ultima Online 2 (UO2) – was to be the first sequel to the popular 1997 massively multiplayer online role-playing game Ultima Online. Origin Systems revealed that they were developing UO2 in September 1999 for release within a year or two, but development was cancelled in March 2001.
UO2 [...]

Early in the development of World of Warcraft, when battlegrounds were made, there was a battleground called Azshara Crater. Azshara Crater would’ve been in – you guessed right – Azshara. It was intented to work in a similar fashion to Alterac Valley. A funny detail is that the entrances was already made when the battleground [...]

TFLO was an MMORPG in development by Level-5 for Microsoft’s Xbox video game console. After a long and troubled development cycle that lasted close to two years, the game was cancelled on June 2nd, 2004. The game was to take place in a massive fantasy setting where up to 3,000 [...]

Shining Lore is to the very majority of people a cancelled MMORPG originally to be released early 2003, before it fell into development limbo. However, what most people are unaware of is that Shining Lore Online, as it was to be called, was originally a dating RPG called, simply, Shining Lore. [...]


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  • Stephen: Ok I Will Admit The Donkey Kong Country Series Was Great But I Am Actually Glad That Swimming Stayed [...]
  • CDi-Fails: Guys, I know a guy that worked for this *Flotonic*, and he said all the members resigned, causing th [...]
  • Dan: just an FYI TS4 and Battlefront3 are not in the works. One being that they said that when theres a d [...]
  • monokoma: Hi James! :) If you have some more "unseen material" to share about the development of the CoC Trilo [...]
  • James: I have the original Destiny's End and "Beyond the Mountains of Madness" Developer DVDs if they're of [...]