And so, another month waves goodbye, and with it another collection of fond memories are forged within the virtual worlds gamers call home.
DasReviews writes: According to a press release we got today, Vogster Entertainment and MMOBomb.com have teamed up to offer players an opportunity to easily earn 550 Gold Bars (worth $25 USD) for the free-to-play MMORPG Shooter CrimeCraft. But theres more! You can also win 550 BombGold Coins, the virtual currency from MMOBomb.com that users can exchange for virtual goods and currency of their favorite MMO games...
Vogster Entertainment has revealed that a single-player campaign in the works for its MMO CrimeCraft.
MMOCrunch reports: I was browsing around CrimeCraft's website and noticed they had a leaderboard setup for individual players and gangs. So I decided to add up the numbers to see if I could guesstimate how many active players CrimeCraft currently has.
If you're wondering just why you should check out this app -- aside from the fact that it's shiny and new -- then be aware that the first 50 players to hit max level in Kingpin will earn a CrimeCraft AUG that offers an experience and a money bonus. Also in the wings are a limited number of CrimeCraft gold bar packages, the Valley Forge Federalist, an assault rifle with five slots and a five slot submachine gun, the R-Sys Smilodon.
BeefJack writes: Being a gamer in Australia takes dedication. Between exorbitant prices, delayed releases and the banning of seemingly every other game, it's a fate I don't pity. That being said, The Australian Classification Board has struck again, this time smacking down approval for Vogster's CrimeCraft. The board has cited the game's drug content as the reason, saying it doesn't do enough to delineate between in game and real world proscribed drugs.
Another ban-hammer has hit Australian shores with the MMO, CrimeCraft, being Refused Classification in Australia due to Australia not having an R18+ rating for video games. Find out why in this article.
Vogster Entertainment, the developers behind the recently released MMORPG CrimeCraft, have announced a new subscription structure for CrimeCraft. Obviously sales and subscription numbers are not meeting expectations. CrimeCraft was only released a little over a month ago on Aug 25th, so to see this kind of promotion this early on you know the game is in trouble.
GamingShogun.com writes: Rumors began circulating today that CrimeCraft developer, Vogster Entertainment, had closed its doors. We discovered an official statement from the community manager for CrimeCraft on the game forums telling players that there have been 'some changes'...
GamingShogun.com writes: Vogster has announced that CrimeCraft has officially shipped to Best Buy locations across North America and should be up for sale tomorrow for $49.95. CrimeCraft allows players to join or create their own gangs in a persistant online shooter environment. The game will include two months of 'premium subscription' time as...
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