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First up, the basics. Just what is MMHK?

* Ubisoft calls MMHK a "strategic casual MMO." It's turn-based with more of real-time strategy vibe than we've seen in other MMOs and it's designed with people who may only have a few minutes a day to play in mind. Think of something along the lines of multiplayer Civilization with thousands of other people and you'd be near the mark. Now, whether "casual" turns into hours of "just one more turn" is another matter entirely.
* Gameplay and lore from the Might and Magic franchise we all know and love -- the goal with MMHK is just to throw more players into the mix.
* Want PvP? You can do that. Want PvE? You can do that. Want to advance as a merchant-type character purely for the pursuit of wealth without killing your fellow players? You can do that, too.
* Browser-based, which means you can play it on your PC, your Mac, or even your shiny new iPad -- wherever you've got an internet connection.This means there's no software to download or install.
* Free to play with an optional subscription fee. (Though Ubisoft hasn't announced pricing for the game's North American release, it's currently live in France, where a monthly subscription runs five euros.)

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Originally posted by Aerakin

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Originally posted by Orlandu

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Originally posted by Lunaria

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I loled when I saw this comic.

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I'm not that overjoyed about the Playstation Move. It's just another set of motion controls, and if you already have a Wii its useless. Unless some games come out that make it really involving, I don't think I'll ever get it.

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Wait what.

That's just like saying that because the Xbox 360 has controllers, it's useless to get if you already have another console.

I mean, motion controls in video games are still relatively new and can be improved on or taken in another direction.

Which I hope will be the case, because most of the time motion control on the Wii was utterly useless or just plain crap.

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