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This isn’t the first time. Woodcock, who hasn’t held a job since leaving Network Appliance three years ago with $250,000 in stock options, devotes hours a day to the message boards — answering questions, quashing rumors, and sparring with short-sellers. His goal: to explain why Network Appliance,

The other massively multiplayer title set to be released this month, Anarchy Online, launched their for-all-practical-purposes public beta last week. Of course, first you had to download the AO client. At 600 mb, not an easy task. Mirrors quickly went up – and then back down again as

We talked to a number of people currently at Artifact off the record, and they all agreed – the number one problem with Horizons can be expressed in two words. David Allen. Thanks to his personality (we’ve gotten multiple reports of his flying off the handle and screaming at the

As the population of Norrath increases, so too do issues regarding stolen or compromised accounts, and/or accounts that have been transferred from one player to another in violation of the User Agreement. These issues – and the time it takes to investigate and attempt to resolve them – hugely detract from

The Crossroads Gaming Network, down since sometime yesterday, apparently isn’t getting back up any time soon. Former Crossroads of Dereth site manager Allen Grey posted the following on an ad hoc board run by veterans of CoD Discussions: From: Brent Date: June 08, 2001 at 2:08 pm Subject:

Many observers have said that Playnet/CRS would need to do something dramatic to make up for the shoddy state of World War 2 Online’s release; today they announced a move in that direction. Playnet.com, Cornered Rat Software and Strategy First announced today that they will be \’e2\