For those of us at Massively that own Final Fantasy XI it's been a little while since we sat down and played the game. This newest version update, however, is causing us to consider a return. Our biggest gripe with Final Fantasy XI was that while grouping was a lot of fun, it was also ridiculously hard to find one.

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The annual Sunbreeze Festival has come once again to the world of Final Fantasy XI's Vana'diel! Previous years have seen fun activities like goldfish scooping accompanying the late-summer event. This year is no different, with sideshow games and numerous festival exclusive items filling out the fun. What is different in 2008 is the performance art of Fantastic Fraulein Mumor! A mild-mannered professor's daughter by day, she transforms with the help of the "Miracle Wand" into a fantasy super-heroine.

Square-Enix announced that the September update to Final Fantasy XI will add the relic gear sets for the Blue Mage, Corsair, and Puppetmaster jobs.

Given the news of titles in jeopardy, MMO cancellations, and title delays, it's always great to hear about another new game in the works. This past week NCsoft let slip information about an upcoming title aimed at the Asian marketplace.

Last week at Comic-Con in San Diego, I sat down with Warhammer Online producer Jeff Skalski and got my hands on the beta for the first time. I could go in-depth on all the new features and functions of the game, but our own Michael Zenke beat me to the punch on that one. Instead I want to give my impressions of the game from the perspective of a long-time MMOG player with little time to play these days and even less interest in PvP.

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