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'''Everquest''' (Also known as EQ) is a very successful [[Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game]] (MMORPG or MMO) that was released by [[Sony Online Entertainment]] in 1999. In the game, players can choose from many classes and [[race]]s and log on to explore and battle [[monster]]s with other players from around the world.
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'''Everquest''' (Also known as EQ) ([[ESRB]] ratings: T) is a very successful [[Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game]] (MMORPG or MMO) that was released by [[Sony Online Entertainment]] in 1999. In the game, players can choose from many classes and [[race]]s and log on to explore and battle [[monster]]s with other players from around the world.
  
 
The popularity of Everquest has fallen in recent years because of many players leaving to play newer MMOs such as [[Final Fantasy XI]] & [[World of Warcraft]].
 
The popularity of Everquest has fallen in recent years because of many players leaving to play newer MMOs such as [[Final Fantasy XI]] & [[World of Warcraft]].
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Everquest has been subject to criticism due to its sexualized characters, its [[Occult]]ic themes and its tendense to cause addiction.
  
 
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Revision as of 20:54, April 11, 2008

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Everquest (Also known as EQ) (ESRB ratings: T) is a very successful Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game (MMORPG or MMO) that was released by Sony Online Entertainment in 1999. In the game, players can choose from many classes and races and log on to explore and battle monsters with other players from around the world.

The popularity of Everquest has fallen in recent years because of many players leaving to play newer MMOs such as Final Fantasy XI & World of Warcraft.

Everquest has been subject to criticism due to its sexualized characters, its Occultic themes and its tendense to cause addiction.