EverQuest

Everquest II The Shadow Odyssey
$19.99
Everquest has such a wide variety of things to do that it accommodates a very wide range of play styles. I like to think of Everquest as WOW for grownups.

Everquest II: The Complete Collection
$19.99
The differences between EverQuest II in 2009 and EverQuest II in 2004 are astronomical. As the game moves towards its five year anniversary, it continues to change for the better. One of the biggest changes will happen within the next few months: The upgrade to Shader Model 3.0. The game was created in SM1.0, because it was started in 1999, around the release of Rise of Kunark.

Some Key Features to EverQuest II:
*Hands-on Crafting system. Counter mistakes before your item is too damaged to be created.
*Decorate the interior of your own house. With the introduction of the ability to save layouts, third party tools are being made to create an even more unique home. Z-axis rotation anyone?
*A racial revamp recently took place in order to add racial balance.
*An old time favorite will be introduced in February: Halas
*Alternate Advancement allows for a more customizable character.
*Achievements allow you to earn recognition for accomplishments.
*Over 400 zones
*Streaming client is in the works to reduce download time.

The current development team is highly committed to releasing new content and fixing bugs. EverQuest II will only get better. If you tried the game in the past or if you are considering playing, I highly recommend you pick it up. It is well worth the money. With 60 days free in this package, what is there to lose?

EverQuest: The 10th Anniversary Collector's Edition
$34.99
I got this today, and was impressed with the size and presentation of the book, especially for this price.

The book is quite art heavy in places, although alot of it is original design sketches, diagrams, and behind the scenes artwork, which I havent seen before, and thought was cool to see how the places I know had evolved from the design to live.

The first half is about EverQuest 1, about how it was concieved, and how it came to go live etc. The second half is about EverQuest 2 (which I play now), and again its interesting to see the original designs, and hear from the designers and producers through the ages.

All in all, I thought for the price, its a pretty good buy for fans of the EverQuest franchise, and I would recommend it.

Everquest II: Sentinel's Fate
$39.99
The sixth expansion of the groundbreaking franchise, EverQuest II Sentinel's Fate is an all-in-one compilation pack which transports players into a universe of legend and lore where adventures are just the beginning. The fabled lands of Odus, filled with epic quests, magnificent dungeons and limitless content provide the ultimate MMO experience for new players and seasoned veterans alike. Sentinel's Fate presents the next chapter of the EverQuest II legacy which will be written by the passion of players and fueled by the hunger for adventure.