One of the pleasures of every E3 is finding those diamonds in the rough, the games that you notice out of the corner of your eye and that look like they have a lot of promise. In the game of Everquest 2, making EverQuest 2 Plat is necessary.

We were hoping to get our hands on a work-in-progress build of Disciples III over at Moscow-based developer Akella's corner of Kentia Hall at E3. In the game of Everquest 2, making EverQuest 2 Plat is necessary.

Though best known for its PC strategy and role-playing games, Moscow-based developer Akella will soon be hitting the PlayStation 2 with Swashbucklers: Blue vs. Grey, an action role-playing game set during the Civil War.

At E3 2006, Russian developer/publisher Akella showed off a futuristic real-time strategy game called Heavy Duty, in which war is waged quite literally on a global scale.

You'd figure a company with a name like Wargaming.net must know its subject matter, and this company is now working on a fairly ambitious turn-based strategy title we got to see at E3.

The massively multiplayer game Age of Conan: Hyborian made an appearance at E3 2006, and we took the opportunity to get an updated look. We began our visit to the game with a brief look at character creation, which takes place in the galley of a slave ship.

2003's Chrome was a futuristic first-person shooter starring a character with the best hero name in human history, Bolt Logan. Logan adventured as a mercenary in a universe where corporations vied for control of an element known only as "chrome." Developer Techland's follow-up, Chrome 2, seems to be heading in a slightly different direction with its mythos.

When Guild Wars arrived last year, it shook up a lot of conventions about the online role-playing game genre. In the game of Final Fantasy XI, making Final Fantasy XI Gil is necessary.

Massively multiplayer games are all about fairy tales and make-believe, right? You create your individual character, usually some kind of pointy-eared elf; pick up a virtual sword or spell book; and start pummeling some virtual skeletons until they drop measly virtual copper pieces.

The deluge of coverage for Age of Conan continues to overwhelm us all, and that's a good thing. Sure, there are the legions of ravening fans who were going to pick this title up no matter what as soon as it became available, but there are a good number of you still on the fence out there. Perhaps sensing this, G4's The MMO Report has gone to the effort of putting together their Age of Conan Special, wherein they interview AoC designer Jason Stone. In the game of Everquest, making EverQuest Plat is necessary.