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EverQuest Franchise Gets New Content and Activities For The Year of EverQuest

Sony Online Entertainment has announced great new things for the Year of EverQuest! Players will be getting a year's worth of content and activities across all the games which is all explained with a new video. Gamers can expect to get January's Call of the Forsaken: Hate Rising update for EverQuest and much more.

From the Press Release
2014 brings some major milestones for EverQuest, and what better way to celebrate than offering loyal fans a year full of content and activities across the entire franchise -- the Year of EverQuest!


In a brand new video, respective producers from each development team share a glimpse of what's to come in EverQuest, EverQuest II and EverQuest Next Landmark, including:

  • EverQuest - Celebrate 15 years of the MMO innovator with January's Call of the Forsaken: Hate Rising game update and 15th Anniversary content out this March
  • EverQuest II - Celebrate 10 years of the hit MMO sequel with all new game content updates
  • EverQuest Next Landmark - Get ready for the first Alpha launch in the next generation of online gaming, where players will be among the first to explore, craft and create using their own imagination -- all while assisting the development team in shaping this expansive new world
  • Community Celebration Event - SOE opens its doors to the community this January 31st -- see what the developers are up to and be among the first to get hands-on with EverQuest Next Landmark before it heads in to the Alpha stage

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