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Hey attackers! Its Bethany here on Wednesday April 16th with your daily MMO news from MMOAttack.com.
PVP mayhem is coming for WildStar, yes I'm taking 40 vs 40, the Last of Us has a bunch
of new content you can make it rain for, and Square Enix is being sold to a firm that sounds
like a bad security company. Your Daily XP starts now!
Now this reminds me of the 40 vs 40 glory days of Alterac Valley without having anything
to do with World of Warcraft. Carbine Studios today released an action packed new trailer
showcasing the epic 40v40 PvP in the upcoming MMORPG, WildStar. In true WildStar fashion,
the WildStar community has been treated to a collection of hilarious videos since the
game was first announced, and this latest trailer offers the same quality as those before.
The video goes into detail in regards to the organizing of a Warplot party, the purchasing
and decoration of Warplots, combat preparations and the ability to harvest resources in-between
battles. Carbine Studios also had some exciting news this past PAX East 2014, revealing that
WildStar has gone gold and pre-orders can be purchased on the official website.
Big news for fans of The Last of Us. Naughty dog has detailed its new DLC, and possibly
last DLC, for the extremely popular game. It's called the Grounded Bundle, and is mostly
aimed toward those who are still playing the multiplayer modes. At $4.99, Grounded Mode
gets you significantly more advanced gameplay, making survival crazy difficult. You can also
purchase four of the new multiplayer maps at $9.99 each, and you can get your hands
on a load of new scary weapons with the Survivalist Weapon Bundle at $5.99. There are also two
Survival Skill bundles, situational and professional, at $3.99. Enough about money though; every
player, season-pass holder or not, will get the gift of a brand new rifle free of charge.
Thanks guys.
I just talked a load about money, but let's talk about it more. Sony has announced that
it's selling all of its shares it currently holds in Square Enix. Sony has had around
9.5 million Square Enix shares for a decade, but they are saying later to those shares
and selling them to a global firm called SMBC Nikko Securities. According to those trusty
folks at the Wall Street Journal, the stock will book a $47 million one-off profit for
the fiscal quarter ending in June; the exact price for which the shares sell will be revealed
on Thursday. The expected sale place is way lower than the $157 million that the shares
are currently worth according to their value on the market. Exclusive Square Enix titles
such as earlier Final Fantasy games and the Kingdom Hearts series launched exclusively
on PlayStation consoles, but in 2008, the publisher broke that trend by releasing Final
Fantasy 13 on Xbox 360 as well as PS3.
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