mobiusgames > promos, launches, and games! (oh, my!)
July 16, 2008 · Comments
With not much hoopla, mobiusgames made several announcements over the weekend. Turns out, their new casual mmo soccer game is now in its commercial run, and they’re running several promos for GONG!, Rakion, and MU Philippines. To quote the press release (courtesy of gameshogun.ws):
Starting this July, GONG! coins go up for sale on the mobiusonline.net website. Players can now convert their ePoints easily to GONG! coins simply by logging in to their mobiusgames accounts, and choosing the amount of GONG! coins they want to purchase.
For a short guide on shopping with your GONG! coins, the Katropa Konekt! blog has this entry (with peekchurs!).
Imo Ong, product manager for GONG!, also announced TWO (2!) exciting promos for “Gongsters” to take part of: The “Honor Roll” and the “Mission Olympics“.
And, taking a cue from “unlimited txting” services offered by local telcos, Rakion Chaos Force is now offering its “Power User Card” for as low as 15php A DAY! Dubbed as the “Rakion Rainy Days Promo“, “Rakionistas” (as Rakion gamers fondly refer to themselves) can now experience turbocharging their characters to the extreme… even if it’s just for a day.
I was talking to Kenny Ilagan, product manager for Rakion, about this recent promo and how this sounds PERFECT for gamers like me who can’t commit to the valid-for-a-month Power User Card, but would love to play Rakion for 48 straight hours during the weekend, and he was all humble about it. He said the mobiusgames GM’s (that’s Game Masters to you, chump) helped in coming up with this awesome offer. Great work, guys!
And over at the Lost Continent of MU Philippines, a needful things store opens its doors to Mutizens. The MU Cash Shop, which has been in operation for a couple of weeks, is starting to generate quite a buzz from players. MU Philippines has been subscription-based (or Pay 2 Play) ever since it first came to the Philippines, but now, with a “cash for items” store in-game, players can’t help but wonder if this is but the tip of the iceberg. Is MU going to go item-based? Hmmm…
Well, mobiusgames seem to be on a roll this year. After a brief period of silence, mobiusgames seems to be banging up quite a storm (hello, pardon the rainy season reference). Earlier, they already made an announcement about bringing a very, very mature MMORPG (Dekaron) to Southeast Asia, and now, with new promos, changes, and even new game titles, it looks like mobiusgames is on a warpath to let everyone know why it’s been here for 4 years now and they’re still playing strong.
Who needs a life when you can live one in-game?
Filed under Announcements, Gaming · Tags: dekaron, gaming industry, gaming news, gaming updates, GONG, mobiusgames, mu, online games, philippines, rakion, southeast asiamobiusgames Score Deal with Developer Tose Shanghai
July 11, 2008 · Comments
Digital Media Exchange, Inc. (dme), publisher of hit MMO games like MU, Gunbound, EVE Online, Disney’s Toontown Online, and Rakion announces an international team up with games developer Tose Shanghai to bring the most highly anticipated casual Massively Multiplayer Online Game, “GONG!” to the Southeast Asian gaming audience.
GONG!–which stands for “Goal or No Goal”—is an immensely popular casual game in China. It is now on its Open Beta phase, letting gamers from the Philippines, Singapore, and Malaysia play against each other on a virtual World Cup. With its commercial launch for the SEA region slated for the 2nd half of 2008, GONG! kicks-off DME’s plan to release several new exciting titles for this year.
“GONG! is really big in China, and now, we are excited to be launching the game soon across the SEA region,” Steven Coleman, dme’s VP for Publishing, said. “I think the people are ready now for something this fun, and crazy.” mobiusgames is the leading pioneer in publishing games across the region.
GONG! is unique in the market of MMO games for its ease of play, cute visuals, quick pace, and its interesting, quirky game play. It is relaxingly casual, but intensely competitive, and it is a social game that allows for a wide array of avatar personalization.
Related Links:
mobiusgames website: http://www.mobiusgames.net
GONG! Website: http://gong.mobiusgames.net
Digital Media Exchange, Inc: http://www.dmii.net
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