Fourth annual MMO calendar now on sale

by Rubi Bayer Oct 24th 2009 at 6:00PM

Filed under: Culture, MMO industry, News items

It's that time of year again - the MMO Calendar for 2010 is on sale. MMO Calendar is a yearly project created as a non-profit fundraiser for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee. The calendar features original art from 12 different current and upcoming MMOs, and 100% of the purchase price of every calendar is donated to St. Jude.

This year's calendar includes artwork from:

It promises to be a gorgeous calendar, but just in case the art alone isn't enough to convince you, purchasing the calendar will get you entered in a drawing for one of ten prizes including closed beta access, subscriptions, and boxed game sets. Calendars will be shipped by December 5th and the prize drawing is December 7th, so visit MMO Calendar to order yours!

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

x(wai)x said on 12:15AM 10-25-2009

This is a really cool idea and the money goes towards a good cause. Unfortunately, it's only the latter part that makes me consider going for this again. I ordered one of these last year and never got it.

But then again, the postal service probably ate it.

BaronJuJu said on 11:42AM 10-25-2009

The sit eis a bit confusing for trying to purchase a calendar and the MMO Portal site doesn't seem to work for me. Definitely a good cause but the impression from the site makes me a bit skeptical.

Pingles said on 12:06PM 10-25-2009

Gonna throw some cash at them anyhow. Hope I get the Calendar.

Keen said on 2:39PM 10-25-2009

Severely lacking the MMORPG's of 2009/2010.

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