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New Challenges for Dark Age of Camelot

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Paris, October 10, 2005 - Almost four years after its release, Dark Age Of Camelot has become one of the finest examples of a cutting edge online game and persistent universe. With an original concept, constant development and several variants available, the game continuously keeps tens of thousands of European players on the edge of their seats. This autumn's programme includes a new type of server and a new expansion announced for early 2006.

A new type of server most awaited by the community In Dark Age Of Camelot, the opening of a server has always been a great event. The European servers have a large hosting capacity with no waiting lists. Furthermore, with its game engine and France Telecom's technical platform, the players have the opportunity to take part in impressive sieges of fortresses involving hundreds of characters at a time.

The "Classic" server is a new type of server intended for players who are willing to limit the powers that stem from time spent on the game or accumulation of several accounts. It offers a variation of the current game by restricting access to some mighty magical powers and objects which can only be obtained through complex and lengthy quests in the Trials of Atlantis expansion. Additionally, the enhancement bonuses which favours players who use several accounts simultaneously are revised downwards. This server will open in a few weeks.

This server, which will be in English, will constitute another meeting place for all the European player communities along with the Player vs Player server. While meeting the expectations of a number of older players, it will remain accessible to fans of massively multi-player games who have not yet experienced the full state of the game. Incidentally, these players will benefit from a 14-day free trial offer which will give them unrestricted access to all the French, English, German, Italian and Spanish servers.

Darkness Rising - coming soon As part of the programme of perpetual improvement, Dark Age of Camelot has benefited from five new patches since the release of Catacombs in March 2005. The latest one has just been implemented on the European servers, with a mysterious island emerging from the waters in the frontier zone. Nevertheless, the most outstanding events are the releases of new expansions, each of which adds a huge amount of new content.

Dark Age of Camelot's sixth expansion will be released in the United States on October 11. Mainly aimed at intermediate to high level players, it follows on from Catacombs, in which most of the content was accessible to very low levels. It includes mounts – that all players from level 35 will be able to acquire – and new graphic improvements such as the rendering of the capital cities. Most of all, it also enables players to take part in a campaign and many quests which have been conscientiously kept secret and which will allow the bravest to reach the rank of realm Champion and obtain Champion weapons.

To be released in Europe at the beginning of 2006, this expansion will be available in five languages (English, French, German, Italian and Spanish).

About Dark Age Of Camelot

Dark Age of Camelot is a second generation massively multiplayer roleplaying game (MMORPG) in full 3D that enables thousands of internet users to play together through their characters. True epic sagas, these games are virtual and persistent places of adventure. Their life is infinitely longer than that of classic video games.

With more than 350,000 boxes sold, the game has enjoyed continuous success since its release in February 2002. Published by GOA, France Telecom's game department, the game is localised in French, English, German, Italian and Spanish.

Dark Age of Camelot can only be played online and can be downloaded for free as part of the trial offer. After this period of free trial, it requires a valid subscription. Complete box sets and expansions are available in stores or online.

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