DC Universe Online's MySpace page wants you as a friend

by Alan Tsang { Jul 3rd 2008 at 9:00AM }

When was the last time a Universe wanted to be your friend? Now you have a chance with the promotional MySpace page of DC Universe Online. The page contains a video/slideshow of concept art of characters and locations, wallpapers, buddy icons, screenshots, and even a blog of the DCUO team. Furthermore, if you make DCUO a top MySpace friend, print out the page and bring it to Comic-Con, you can attend their 21-and-over party. Another interesting titbit is the blog where Senior Producer Wes Yanagi states the party will be their first showing of a public demo. We would totally be there if we were in the Bay Area, but alas, we are not. Check out the MySpace page here.

[Via Big Download]

Tags: dc-universe-online, mmo, mmorpg

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

True_Darknight @ Jul 3rd 2008 9:22AM

Wait wait.. 21 and over party and they pick Myspace???????

I mean seriously!!

Get a Facebook account then talk to me!

JerJerBinks @ Jul 3rd 2008 10:06AM

I agree, Myspace is a low-class piece of trash. Facebook bitches!

Joe @ Jul 3rd 2008 10:07AM

Those really look good. I can't wait to see what else SOE will show at E3. I wonder what engine the game is using. the Agency uses the UE3 so it could be that. I also think both games look great and I really hope SOE goes the way of not having to pay to play online like NCSoft does with Guild Wars.

I also hope SOE will show off some of Ramayan 3392 A.D too. Plus I hope they will say finally if the game will come to the US and if there really will be a PS3 version also.

Last but not least a hit of EverQuest III.

Seba501 @ Jul 3rd 2008 10:17AM

What is sony thinking ?? they want to release 2 MMO, the adency and DC universe ??, is too much, anyway, i want to play DC univere.

PeterBeck @ Jul 3rd 2008 11:39AM

Huh, I see they're including Power Girl and her super cleavage. This'll be the WoW of the 4chan crowd then. (now if Marvel Online happened and they had Deadpool and the GLA...)

But in seriousness, I'm not sure how this'll pan out, especially considering we've had two lackluster MMOs before with "celebrity cameos" (The Matrix Online and LoTR Online).