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commonsensegamer.com - 1/1/2009

Predictions for 2009

— commonsensegamer.com — Since I will be out of town during New Years, I’m going to post my insignificant predictions... right now. If you haven’t read my predictions for 2008, then go take a gander and have a good laugh….then come back here and have another ... (more) Predictions for 2009

World of Warcraft

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tagn.wordpress.com - 1/3/2009

2009 MMORPG Progdictionations

— tagn.wordpress.com — The New Year is upon us again, a time when we frequently assess the past 12 months... ended up handing us and examine what the next 12 might bring. Last year I had no plans to make any predictions until I read some of the vague, wimpy, or tepid ... (more) 2009 MMORPG Progdictionations

Richard Garriott

Everquest

Blizzard

Sony Online Entertainment

Darkfall

Star Wars: The Old Republic

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worldofmatticus.com - 1/2/2009

Matt’s Predictions for 2009

— worldofmatticus.com — 2008 was a blast. I wish I did a predictions post last year. Who knows what I... might’ve gotten correct? Probably nothing. But it’s not too late to do one for 2009! 2009 Predictions: What will happen? Speaking of predictions, check out Doofy’s ... (more) Matt’s Predictions for 2009

World of Warcraft

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