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Posted on Tuesday, August 28, 2007 by | Comments 1 Comment


FROM THE PRESS RELEASE:

Electronic Arts today announced that Ultima Online: Kingdom Reborn, the latest expansion to Ultima Online, is now available for free download at UO.com. Ultima Online: Kingdom Reborn introduces a stunning graphic update, an all-new user interface and an updated new player experience to Ultima Online, the MMO that ushered in the modern MMO era. For newcomers to Ultima Online, a free 14-day trial of Kingdom Reborn is now available for download at www.uoherald.com/kindomreborn/trial.

With Ultima Online: Kingdom Reborn, the legendary kingdom has been redrawn, re-engineered and rebuilt for the next decade of players seeking an epic fantasy MMO experience. The revamped new player content welcomes those who have never adventured through the celebrated lands of Ultima Online. Additionally, the enhanced visuals and new user interface present the game in a whole new light to veteran players.

“As the tenth anniversary of Ultima Online’s launch approaches, Kingdom Reborn introduces an entirely new experience while preserving the spirit of the classic MMO,” said Mark Jacobs, VP and general manager of EA Mythic. “Kingdom Reborn represents EA’s ongoing commitment to MMOs and Ultima Online’s dedicated and loyal community, some of whom have been playing the game since its launch almost ten years ago.”

To learn more about Ultima Online: Kingdom Reborn, visit www.uo.com/kingdomreborn. This game is rated T for Teen by the ESRB.

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omegabob | August 28th, 2007 at 11:20 AM Permalink to this Comment

The third link in the story does not work.

On a side note, I may have to investigate this MMO now :)

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