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Age Of Conan Fees Revealed News

By Jon Wilcox on 23/04/2008

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Funcon confirms the monthly cost of roaming around Hyboria, with the subscription fees for Age of Conan unveiled for North American and Europe...

One month ahead of its North American and European launch, Funcom has today confirmed the subscription fees for its long-awaited fantasy MMO, Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures.

Distributed in the UK thanks to Eidos, Age of Conan is set to cost European gamers 12.99 Euros a month to take part in the expansive, DirectX 10 primed, world of Hyboria. Eidos is yet to reveal an adjusted fee for the UK, although it wouldn't be a surprise to see it hit around what almost seems to be the MMO standard of between £8.99/£9.99 a month.

The announcement comes as Funcom outlined its strategy in the final few weeks ahead of its launch at the end of May, which includes a ramping up of marketing and ongoing technical tests. The developer/publisher has also revealed that the pre-order figures from some retailers are some of the highest for any MMO released to date.

Age of Conan is scheduled to arrive in Europe from May 23rd on PC; the announced Xbox 360 edition is yet to receive a release period.

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	By: Anonymous Coward Added:Mon 30th Jun 2008 11:46, Post No: 14 Regardless of what you think, the teens will still play it.
	By: Anonymous Coward Added:Wed 04th Jun 2008 16:47, Post No: 13 This is, hands down, the best MMORPG out there when it comes to gameplay, immersion, and mature content and players. No more irritating 13 year olds!
	By: Svup Added:Wed 04th Jun 2008 13:55, Post No: 12 this game look pretty nice (: i heard much bout it! i guess i going down and buying it now! (:
	By: SegaBoy Added:Wed 28th May 2008 10:50, Post No: 11 Check out the Funcom website. They shipped 700,000 copies to retail, but a recent press release maintains that over 400,000 have logged on and started playing since it released.
	By: Lydon17 Added:Tue 27th May 2008 18:24, Post No: 10 Erm...where did you get the information from in this article? Common knowledge is that the game sold over 700 000 copies (110 000 of those collectors editions) on the first day of release, meaning that it beat WoW's North American & European release sales by over 170 000 on the first day. It therefore does not pale in comparison to WoW's initial sales, but beat it by quite a margin...
	By: Adept Gamer Added:Wed 23rd Jan 2008 00:56, Post No: 9 Dang, this has been delayed so much that I almost forgot about it. Looks like they've improved on it, but it still needs work. I think that's why they moved the release back yet again.
	By: Anonymous Coward Added:Mon 31st Dec 2007 07:51, Post No: 8 this says the 360 version will release the same time as the pc version which is incorrect, if the pc version releases march 25th (which it will probably be pushed back again) then the 360 version will most likely come out around september.
	By: tiffany2104 Added:Thu 27th Sep 2007 03:58, Post No: 7 what is dragon runners and how does it work because im new thanks it would help
	By: Anonymous Coward Added:Thu 30th Aug 2007 10:08, Post No: 6 terrible news , graphics will be 2 year old by the time its for sale, meh, sesss
	By: Anonymous Coward Added:Thu 02nd Aug 2007 21:36, Post No: 5 It's nice to see that they stuck to the gritty dark world of R.E. Howard. They could have toned it down for children like so many other games. It's nice to see a PC game geared to an older generation.