Electronic Arts and Mythic Entertainment have revealed the launch date of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning as well as the subscription prices and free swag that the people who pre-ordered the game will be getting. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

If you haven't had the opportunity to pre-order Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning yet Then you might want to check out the new pre-order FAQ that the guys over at Mythic Entertainment have released. To find out more about this, head on over to the full article.

The Gamestop website has been updated with a release date and pre-release package for Mythic Entertainment's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. Want to find out more? Then click on the "read more" link below.

When Mythic Entertainment revealed that four capital cities and a number of classes were going to be cut from Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning the MMORPG community started asking if they will be selling the additional content as an expansion or releasing them as a free update? Head on over to the full article to find out what Mark Jacob, the CEO of Mythic Entertainment, had to say about it.

The creative director of Mythic Entertainment's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Paul Barnett was at the Develop Online conference where he spoke about the launch woes of their MMORPG and their struggle to avoid the influence of World of Warcraft while designing their game. To find out what he had to say, check out the full article.

To play Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, you will need skill, determination, finesse...but more importantly, a system that can run the game. The developers from Mythic Entertainment have finally released the minimum PC specs needed to run the game and list of the video cards the game supports. To find out more, check out the full article.

Some saddening news today for Warhammer Online fans. We've just learned that four classes and four racial capital cities have been removed from the game. Learn why this change occurred after the jump.

Dark Age of Camelot gamers, now is the time to log in for some grinding! Several zones are getting 200% bonus to BP and XP for this weekend, and a new quest is now available for adventurers over level 30. Details on both events in the full article.

For fear of having Dark Alex *ahem* Dark Age of Camelot fully exploited by hackers, Housing Deeds available for purchase with Bounty Points have been temporarily removed. Unfortunately, specific details about the hack weren't given by Mythic Entertainment's Missy Hatch, who made the announcement today. We are, however, treated to some form of vague description of what happened:

Bounty Points are intended as an alternative method to obtain some items and services in game, but are not designed as a method to obtain currency. Some players figured out a way to abuse the housing system in order to obtain gold via bounty points.

Safe to say, they are currently on the move to squash this threat. From what we could gather, they're fixing the problem with the Housing Upgrade process and that once it's done, Housing Deeds will be made available for purchase again by Bounty Points.

Here's a quick Halloween-y update for all the Dark Age of Camelot players out there. This update lists two changes to the game.

First off, Book of Illusion, Cotrus' Journal and Poem for Ramia will now properly display their text thanks to a recent bugfix. Several of the monsters involved in the Ghostly Harvest quest have also been given reduced aggro so players can speak to them.

The Ghostly Harvest quest is part of the Halloween celebrations in Mythic Entertainment's Dark Age of Camelot. Players can access the quest by speaking with John Tobin on the Cotswold Bridge, Foa Muldisson outside the Jordheim North Gates, or Nera by the road in Mag Mell.