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Rumors Swirl About a KOTOR MMO in Development

CVG is reporting on a rumor that BioWare may be working on a new MMO.

BioWare has formed a new online team to create a Star Wars: Knight of the Old Republic massively multiplayer online game, EGM reports.

No further details were reported in the rumour section of the US magazine but we've taped our fingers crossed. KOTOR is one of our favourite Star Wars games ever and the thoughts of an online MMO is, frankly, too much to take in.

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Goal! - MU Online Announces Battle Soccer League With New Screenshots

K2 Networks, the same group that is bringing you Sword of the New World: Granado Espada in a few months, has announced that a Battle Soccer League in MU Online will commence on May 1st, 2007. Teams can register by going to the official site later this week. To whet your whistle, the Ten Ton Hammer team has included several screenshots inside this announcement.

"Soccer is the world's most popular global sport, so we felt it was only fair that it was represented in the world of Global MU Online," said Producer Ricardo Mendoza. "The Battle Soccer League is a unique event that will allow MUtizens to compete against rival guilds' to win some great prizes, in a battle to the death."

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Ex-Players Join Together to Petition for the Revival of Carpe Diem MMORPG

A note was sent to us pointing to a player run campaign to get Carpe Diem back into production. Multiplayer Online Game's Directory has posted an article that highlights the movement. You can also visit the petition online for more information.

Are Blizzard's Bans Hitting the Wrong Customers?

Fighting real money trading and micro-transactions in an MMO is difficult, but especially so for a company with a immensely popular product. Blizzard has been experiencing many issues with banning customers inadvertently in the last few months, and Ten Ton Hammer sits down with one particular individual who was hit with a ban when he had done nothing wrong. Read more to find out what his reaction was and how this problem could affect the entire MMO market!

To his knowledge, Mark had done nothing wrong. He'd just finished collecting enough money to purchase his epic mount and had done so without hesitation. He'd barely gotten a chance to use his mount when the ban was enforced. Thinking there was clearly a misunderstanding, Mark called Blizzard customer support.

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