Perform over 75 outrageous tricks on massive jumps to experience The Vertigo Rush

Each rider features unique “signature tricks” that can be performed

Build your Ride from the ground up

16 Vehicles in single-player and online multi-player

Race across seven of the world’s most dramatic natural environments in the World Tour

Tomorrow is going to be a big day for players of Nexon's MapleStory. For one day only, all items in the cape, overall, hat or shoe category will be completely free. You just simply visit the in-game "cash shop" to customize your avatar and try on whatever new looks you want -- and all without dropping a single penny.

Kim Tae Gon has written another developer journal for MMORPG.com about his game, Atlantica Online. This bi-weekly journal delves into Atlantica's many dungeon types and how they reach over and affect the social state of gameplay in groups. Where most games have only instances and raids, Atlantica offers many different types of dungeons. Some of their dungeons, the individual dungeons, are targeted towards one player where other dungeons, such as the nation dungeons, are targeted towards 500 players at once (50 players from 10 guilds). This makes Atlantica into a very expansive game that caters to almost all tastes and playstyles, and has the bonus side effect of bolstering the community to formulate plans with one another.

Here we are nine days before Runes of Magic is set to officially launch, and the new features just keep popping up. Case in point: today's announcement from Frogster concerning the activation of guild castles in the game. Starting today, your guild can have their very own guild castle to furnish to their likings. This gets us one step closer to the long-awaited guild battles where guilds can fight over thrones. Plus, guild castle just sounds so much cooler than guild hall or guild house, amirite? How can you get your very own guild castle? All members of the guild must be level seven and the guild's community coffers must be stocked with enough wood, ore and gold to accommodate. The instanced castles will contain a guild bank, full furniture availability plus teleporters and gates to make travel times quicker. Once guilds obtain their own thrones, they can battle it out with other throne-holding castles for domination and loot. The complete guild battle functionality will be introduced to the game at a later date. Follow along after the cut below for the complete press release and more images of the guild castle.

With Lord of the Rings Online's Volume II: Book 7 content releasing this month, it would only be fitting to spend this week's Know Your LotRO Lore catching you up on the land of Lothlórien. As discussed in our Turbine dev tour earlier this week, Lothlórien plays a key role in the Elven resistance against Sauron. Understanding its lore is crucial to appreciating how closely Turbine has re-created this area for us in the game. Follow with us through the link below to find out more on this Elven wonderland, and be sure to read through all of our previous Know Your LotRO Lore articles in preparation for your time in the game and the upcoming content.

Hello again Adventurers! So we've fought through the tutorial system, braved the Fields of Valor, and this week we get to go to WAR! No, not Warhammer Online. We're going to learn about Final Fantasy XI's conquest! The conquest system is the weekly determination of who gets control of a region in Vana'diel. Remember that signet buff that you learned about in the tutorial? Well we're going to need that, first and foremost. Signet may be a buff, but it enters you as a participant in conquest. Each time you destroy a monster, you will gain some conquest points and add to your nation's total for the zone. Each week, the Grand Dutchy of Jeuno will calculate all of the points and declare one nation as the winner of that zone. The nation that won gets to place their guards in the zone and will hold control of it until the next Sunday.

If you are looking for quirky indie PC games you might want to start looking forward to The Path. This odd looking action-adventure game is being brought to you by Tale of Tales, a small team based in Belgium who are aiming to make you rethink how you view the Little Red Riding Hood fable.

Last October, CD Projekt announced that their fantasy RPG game The Witcher had sold over 1 million copies worldwide (combining sales of the original version and last year's Enhanced Edition). This week the game's official web site has posted up word that sales continue to be strong for the game.

Officially id Software's stance on the release date for their games is "when it's done". However it looks like id CEO Todd Hollenshead is confident enough to give a guess about the release of their next major internal game project Rage.

Earlier this week we reported that the House of Representatives in the Utah State Legislature had voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill that would allow game retailers to be sued by parents. The idea is that retailers who promote the fact they have game ratings enforcement systems for selling games to minors could be sued if they are found to violate their own policies. Now one section of the game industry is fighting against the proposed law. The Entertainment Software Rating Board has issued an open letter to Utah's parents urging them to fight the bill's passage. Our sister site Joystiq reports that ESRB president Patricia Vance states the bill, if signed into law, " . . . would effectively penalize responsible retailers that have policies, and provide safe harbor for retailers that refuse to adopt a responsible policy in the first place. That is downright senseless."