3/24/07 - Daily Links
Strategy Informer Previews Lord of the Rings Online: Shadows of Angmar - A preview of Turbine's upcoming MMO.
Oblivion Reviewed by Gamespot - They award the PS3 version of the game a 9.5. No suprise. If you have a PS3 and haven't played Oblivion, then nows your chance!
Symphony of the Night Reviewed on IGN - An impressive 9.0 score for the Xbox Live version of one of the best games from the original Playstation.
Mythos Preview on 1UP - Flagship is hard at work than more than just Hellgate: London. 1UP previews their other upcoming PC RPG.
Worth Playing takes an early look at Fable 2 - More coverage from the highly anticipated sequel.
Worth Playing rates Titan Quest: Immortan Throne - A second article from Worth Playing rates the Titan Quest expansion a 9.0.
RPGLand Reviews Shining Force EXA - Their verdict on this PS2 hack-and-slash? It's awful.
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Expanding on the already impressive cast of Marvel Ultimate Alliance, Activision has announced plans to release Marvel: Ultimate Alliance Heroes and Villains, an expansion pack for its popular action/RPG.
We got a fairly full issue this week on Just-RPG, with a couple of hot reviews, including 300: March to Glory and Ar Tonelico, along with plenty of new screenshots and press releases. This week is also your last chance to sign up for our Lunar Knights giveaway!
Atari has just announced that Silverfall, a dynamic PC role-playing game, has arrived at retailers across North America!
Sony has just announced Jeanne d'Arc, a tactical RPG for the PSP created by acclaimed developer Level-5.
So, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night is now available on Xbox Live for 800 Microsoft points. Being the Symphony of the Night fan that I am, I downloaded it right away.
D3 Publisher of American have announced that their genre-bending title, Puzzle Quest, is shipping to stores across North America!
Nexon, famous for their MMO Maple Story, have licensed Valve's Source Engine for one of their upcoming PC titles. While it doesn't say for sure that the game will be an RPG, with Nexon's history I would be suprised if it wasn't. Either way, the full press release from Valve is below for your reading pleasure.
Bethesda Softworks has announced that Oblivion for the PS3 is now shipping!


