Happy 2019, everyone, and welcome to another year and issue of MMO Co-Opportunities. In this issue, we’ll be overviewing a new episode for Guild War 2’s Living Story, Anniversary gifts for DC Universe Online, and Ragnarok M: Eternal Love’s open beta....
Ragnarok Odyssey Ace, the revised and expanded edition of Ragnarok Odyssey, drops today on PS3 and PS Vita. Introducing a plethora of new features, as well as doubling the gameplay time of the first game, RO Ace has a lot to offer both newcomers and owners of the first edition alike.
It's a good week for games if you like RPGs, in a week that hosts April Fool's Day. Aside from an updated version of a PS Vita game and a sequel to a classic strategy series, we've got a major MMO release with Elder Scrolls Online.
Is it just me or are we running out of good names for computer games? The simple to understand Monster Hunter has already gone, so XSeed have come up with the slightly less catchy Ragnarok Odyssey. This 4 player online co-op game is exclusive to the PSVita and will set you back $39.99 for the standard edition, or $49.99 for the Mercenary Edition (which includes monster guide, soundtrack and 10 collectable cards.)
Ragnarok Odyssey launched back in February for the PlayStation Vita in Japan. The title is a Monster Hunter like game where players can team up and complete quests. The problem is, it was released without any online co-op, instead players were limited to AD-HOC co-op only. For Japan, this isn't a HUGE deal - but if and when the game is released in North America, online co-op is a must.
Ragnarok Online may be incredibly popular in the East, but here on North American shores it's dwarfed by the likes of World of Warcraft. Today we look at a portable version of the game for the DS, though not an MMO, but does indeed offer co-op play. Perhaps this will catch on with western gamers
There's a trio of co-op titles out this week across multiple platforms.
XSeed Games has announced a new three player cooperative title for the DS called Raganarok Online DS. If the name sounds familiar, it's because there's a PC MMO of the same name, minus the DS of course.
