Players to Watch out Composure Meters - losing Composure means you risk turning a foul ball

Stay strong in defense as the shot - increased strength of the team to build the strength advantage against the moment of impact

As your team wins more games on TV more often appear - that is to adopt a top player mini-games and unlock easily

School pride and build a new building, used to obtain the name of a local street right training facilities

Watch your players' Composure Meters -- losing Composure means you risk fouls and turning the ball over

Team Intensity grows as you make shots and stay strong on defense -- build Intensity to an Impact Moment that gives you an advantage over opponents

As your team wins more games, it'll appear on TV more often - making it easier to recruit top players and unlocking minigames

Build up School Pride and use to earn new buildings, training facilities & even the right to rename local streets

I don't know how the MTV Multiplayer staff connect up with the makers of the World of Warcraft comic, but they continue to have amazing level of access to the talented folks behind the book. We've previously noted their special online-only #0 issue, and the gangbuster success of issue #1.

Finally, the weekend has arrived! Maybe it's the freezing temps here in Chicago this week (Saturday is supposed to be a brain-solidifying seven degrees here), but this week has seemed longer than most others to me, and so I'm doubly glad that it's time once again to find out What You, our dear readers, aRe Playing.

Second Life Israel is a location in SL geared toward presenting some of the cultural and social landmarks that the real world Israel provides, from the Dead Sea to the Eilat Underwater Observatory.

I logged into World of Warcraft last week, excited to invite an old friend to my guild. After hopping on and chatting with him for a bit I opened the Social window, selected the Guild tab and was about to add him to the guild.

One of the things that came up last night in a round of "what would you like to see" was the concept for a "comedy" MMO. Now I have to admit, I've never really considered that at all, but there are certainly elements of the silly or absurd in some of the games that we already play -- so why not a "comedy" mmo?

The post from New Year's week about 'vacationing' in the world of Guild Wars got me to thinking ... wouldn't some places in Massive games make great holiday hot-spots?

Hi, my name is Krystalle, and I'm a WoW Tabard addict. I don't really know what it is about them, but I absolutely love them. If I find there's a quest out there that will grant me another tabard, I will jump all over it.

One of the things we've heard over the years is the idea of age-restricted MMO servers. Now, before we get torched up one end and down the other, we know that age isn't an absolute indicator of maturity.