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EverQuest II Date

Sony Online Entertainment's Everquest(R) II Shipping November 8th (thanks Frans) is the press release announcing the official release date for the MMORPG sequel. Here's the deal on pricing:

EverQuest II comes in three versions, all of which include a 30-day subscription (excluding SOE All Access subscriptions) to the game's online world. The CD version and DVD versions of the game carry an SRP of $49.99 and include the game, an in-game item and an in-box item.

Limited quantities of the EverQuest II Collector's Edition (DVD) are available at an SRP of $89.99. The Collector's Edition includes a number of in-game items, including "paintings" of EverQuest II scenery to be hung on the walls of a player's house, magical talking statues of Antonia and Lucan (voiced by Hollywood talent Heather Graham and Christopher Lee), and an exclusive pet baby dragon. The Collector's Edition also includes an exclusive art book, bonus DVD with trailers, gameplay videos and behind-the-scenes footage, a soundtrack CD, a collector's coin with a velvet pouch, a cloth map of Norrath, and two posters.

EverQuest II carries a monthly subscription fee of $14.99 for continuing access to the game world. Players can subscribe using a credit card, or purchase SOE 30-day and 90-day Game Cards, which open the new world of Norrath to those who choose not to use a credit card.

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10. Re: No subject Oct 25, 2004, 13:27 Fendryl
 
Probably not, I think enough people are still too easily swayed by nice screenshots, hype & online reviews (seriously when was the last time any 'major' online reviewer gave a bad review of something?) that they'll still buy it despite the numerous warnings.

If people really want publishing titans like EA & SOE to stop treating them like sheep with wallets, they need to stop acting like it first.

 
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