It's time to Storm the castle and seize the Throne of New Tunaria (aka Felwithe Castle)! Available as an instance of high level raid groups, the addition of Felwithe presents challenging opportunities to explore the lore surrounding the Thexian Throne and a final chance to defeat the infamous Mayong Mistmoore.

We all appreciate a good, lengthy FFXI Gil game, but a varied FFXI Gil game play is a must or else any title will turn into a boring piece of junk. It seems that Square Enix has a completely different opinion, since reports are suggesting that a huge difficult boss in FFXI Gil game, Pandemonium Warden, was not defeated after an entire guild fought against it for 18 hours in a row! And that is truly amazing!

"SCEA and SOE are developing MMORPG(something similiar to FFXI Gil game) style online service for PS3 right now. It will have online pack which it comes with HDD and the online software. You can go online and chat with people like mmorpg style. Your stats will have the list of FFXI Gil games you have and scores(or ranks) for each FFXI Gil game, and other great things. And if you want to look for someone to play online for certain FFXI Gil game, you have to go to this certain area (or town) for that specific FFXI Gil game or the FFXI Gil game will automatically takes you to that town. Sony thinks "hyper links" technology is a history. They want to create a "virtual world" for PS3 online service where people can actually interact eachother like mmorpg style. There are more great details, but this is all I can get for now. I'm not expecting you to believe me."

Tokyo Game Show is once again a great source of good news, since expansion for FFXI Gil game has just been announced. We'll see this expansion pack for Square-Enix's famous MMORPG shipped to all of the US retailers on November 20, 2007. Also, the service for Wings of Goddess will be available from November 22, 2007. This new pack will arrive on the Xbox 360, PS2 and PCs, so those bored FFXI fans, longing for new content, are in for a treat.

With all these consoles around, it's quite impossible to even keep track on the number of games launching every week. While some of them make a good debut and mark the beginning of a twenty year series, like Final Fantasy, others suck right from the get go but developers keep stuffing retailers "polluting," so to speak, the gaming market. Up on Games Radar, there's an interesting piece on games that should have died right from the first installment, yet they keep haunting us today, even if they simply blow.

This may be the most wanted PS3 title, or should I say series of titles, since FF XIII is going to comprise more than the two games we've already heard of: the Final Fantasy XIII title in itself and Versus. We're happy to announce that a couple of brand new scans are available for us to drool upon and to anticipate the release of yet another quality RPG from Square-Enix.

Once upon a launch date MGS 4 and FFXIII were PS3 exclusive titles, but now it seems that "exclusivity" is only a word, as the producers of major titles tend to shift their platforms according to the console's sales. At first, Metal Gear Solid 4 and FF XIII were announced as 100% PS3 titles, but a couple of months later, we saw Kojima Productions doubting the PS3's potential and going the Microsoft way.

There is a new industry that has emerged in the 21st century that allows gamers to profit from their passion of MMORPGs. All over the world regular gamers are purchasing online game currencies and filling the pockets of virtual entrepreneurs.

You need to be able to kill battleship rats so this technique is not suited for beginners. In a spawn where battleships are mixed with other NPCs, only kill the battleships. Wipe out any non-battleship groups.

If you don't have the shields to stand up to 20 seconds of attacks, you will probably want to upgrade to a better ship (usually not necessary unless you don't have at least a destroyer) or just warp away and come back.