Better Together: Stories of EverQuest
Developers share memorable moments and behind-the-scenes stories in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Daybreak Game Company's groundbreaking MMORPG.
All Stories Tagged: SOE
Workarounds: Making Items in the Early Days of EverQuest
Before they raised the bar for virtual worlds in 1999, EverQuest's developers had to coax the game into rendering and placing items.
Salting Out the Genius - Daybreak's Jennifer Chan on Production in EverQuest
EverQuest's technical director talks the challenge of introducing veteran players to new systems, and discloses a personal story that opened her eyes to how developing video games can change the world.
DC Universe Online gets free holiday season-themed update
DC Universe Online has received one final update before the holiday season, available to all players regardless of their account type on PC and PS3.
Infamous: Festival of Blood, Rochard, and Cubixx HD dated for PSN
Three very different PlayStation Network exclusives have been dated today. First up is Infamous 2: Festival of Blood. This standalone expansion to...
Planetside 2 was originally just a F2P update
Long before Planetside 2 was officially announced, Sony Online Entertainment had been teasing "Planetside Next." Apparently, it was originally planned to be a free-to-play update to the original Planetside, with new graphics.
Star Wars Galaxies' closure explained
Sony Online Entertainment CEO John Smedley explained why Star Wars Galaxies has to end this year--and the answer will surprise few.
Star Wars Galaxies fans threaten lawsuit
Star Wars Galaxies fans aren't going to take the game shutdown quietly. In fact, some are proposing legal action.
DC Universe Online servers being merged
Sony Online Entertainment has revealed that it will merge servers for its super-powered MMO, DC Universe Online. A single server will remain for PC users in the U.S. and one for PS3 players. Europe will also see a merge.
Sony Online Entertainment loses 12,700 credit cards, 24.6 million accounts compromised
Sony Online Entertainment has revealed it has "lost" 12,700 customer credit card numbers due to the breach of approximately 24.6 million accounts.
