Child's Play refuses money from Atlantica Online due to 'negative player complaints'
In a move that some Atlantica Online players found disagreeable, online game company Ndoors Interactive recently introduced a grab bag item for the holidays ("Acong's Stocking Stuffer") that promised in its original announcement to donate "a portion of the proceeds" to Penny Arcade's Child's Play ...
Korean MMO dev offers to buy back high-level characters
When your MMO isn't called World of Warcraft, you typically have an uphill battle to grab attention. Korean-based developer NDOORS has enacted a rather interesting marketing ploy for its free-to-play game, Atlantica Online. If you started playing after October 11 and reach level 50 (without going ...
