Lost In Cyberspace
FIRST LOOK In the '03 edition of EverQest, players will inhabit bodies like this
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That exercise will get somewhat more strenuous with EverQuest II, due for release in the fall of 2003. The sequel is set in a new age the Age of Destiny in which players' quests directly affect the structure of the game, changing the plot line on a month-by-month basis. Tolkien labored for years to work out the narrative of his Middle Earth; the legend of Norrath will expand of its own accord. And next March, taking a leaf out of the playbook of Star Wars creator George Lucas, the company will release a prequel not on PC but on the more kid-friendly PlayStation 2. Watch out: Norrath may be coming soon to a dinner-table conversation near you.
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