Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Endless Ages was a computer game of the massively multiplayer online first person shooting genre with elements of role play, such as character classes, quests, an auction system-based economy and a player-versus-player combat system. When released for beta in Spring 2001 it was the first multiplayer online game to merge first person shooting and role-playing. The game had its full commercial release on July 1, 2003.Originally developed and owned by Aaron Boucher and his independent Avaria Corporation, the game was sold as part of a game engine licensure agreement with Rapid Reality Studios, a now defunct game developer who tried to improve it by creating a sequel named Phylon. The sequel did not have a very good reception, and in July 2007 the game went off-line. In May 2008 a former Endless Ages player and an investor, doing business as Digital Motion Entertainment, acquired the rights to the game and re-released it in something similar to its gold version, calling it Endless Ages Reborn."@en }
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- Endless_Ages abstract "Endless Ages was a computer game of the massively multiplayer online first person shooting genre with elements of role play, such as character classes, quests, an auction system-based economy and a player-versus-player combat system. When released for beta in Spring 2001 it was the first multiplayer online game to merge first person shooting and role-playing. The game had its full commercial release on July 1, 2003.Originally developed and owned by Aaron Boucher and his independent Avaria Corporation, the game was sold as part of a game engine licensure agreement with Rapid Reality Studios, a now defunct game developer who tried to improve it by creating a sequel named Phylon. The sequel did not have a very good reception, and in July 2007 the game went off-line. In May 2008 a former Endless Ages player and an investor, doing business as Digital Motion Entertainment, acquired the rights to the game and re-released it in something similar to its gold version, calling it Endless Ages Reborn.".