Fury unleashes Oct. 9, issues million dollar beta challenge

by Alexander Sliwinski { Aug 14th 2007 at 5:58PM }

PvP MMO Fury will be be prepared to "unleash the fury" on October 9 (Oct. 12 in Europe). We did get a little hands-on time with the game at E3 and the beta has been going on since early last month. But before you go waiting until Oct. 9 to get your PvP MMO on, there's a little contest that'll happen in the Open Beta planned for next month.

Auran Games, Gamecock and Codemasters Online are planning to do the "FURY Challenge," which will have one million dollars in prizes. The challenge will kick off Sept. 14 and be held over three consecutive weekends. First weekend is practice and the next two has the competition. There will be various ladders so even casual players stand some small chance. Customers who pre-order the game at GameStop are invited to the closed beta currently going on, so that's an option if you think you'll need a little more practice.

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Tags: auran, codemasters, fury, gamecock, mmo, online, pvp

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

mr nimblewick @ Aug 14th 2007 7:02PM

I know nothing about this game, but I doubt my lightweight laptop can run it.

Nobuyuki @ Aug 14th 2007 7:11PM

How many games, short on attention and perhaps quality, have busted out the "OMG MILLION DOLLARS" card? Okay, now how many times have those contests actually paid anybody?

pandafresh @ Aug 14th 2007 7:14PM

yeah anybody remember that Advent Rising contest?

Rare Hare @ Aug 14th 2007 7:51PM

You beat me to it. As soon as I read this headline, Advent Rising popped into my head. Followed shortly by "Yeah. Suuuure."

Justin U @ Aug 14th 2007 7:20PM

No...

outforprophets @ Aug 14th 2007 7:44PM

I participated in the open weekend beta of this game recently and (to

blooh @ Aug 14th 2007 7:55PM

i wonder if this will impede warhammer sales much

outforprophets @ Aug 14th 2007 8:07PM

I participated in the open weekend beta of this game recently and (to quote the AVGN) it was a "boat load of ass." That game is pretty bad =\

And to the above comment: How many contests do you remember actually paying out the promised sum? Not many, but that's because it's not really publicized who wins.