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"Rs gold itself will probably have all of the content which you can play on PC. The largest change is it's just a really top level UX and UI in terms of the menu, just to match that size of screen. But the intention is to get an almost absolute comparable variant of everything you could do on PC." RuneScape's mobile launch follows in the footsteps of several of the greatest MMORPGs in Asia that have made similar jumps from PC to mobile.

Netmarble's Lineage 2: Revolution managed to successful reimagine the massively successful Lineage PC title into a cell blockbuster -- but perhaps more relevant is NCSoft's own Lineage M, a direct port of a few of the most prosperous games in the region.It's worked out well for NCSoft -- because its mobile release Lineage M has been the number one top grosser in South Korea.

Lineage 2: Revolution meanwhile spends all its time at second spot since Lineage M's launch, though the former match had a spectacular start to existence producing $176 million in its initial month.There's no guarantee of success for RuneScape in the West, but it shows there might be appetite from fans past and present in a cell launch, and it lowers the barrier for entry to new players.

"We definitely think Cheap Runescape gold is an increasing trend which we can see from the Eastern territories like China where traditional MMOs are being attracted from the PC onto cellular," says McClarty, referencing NetEase's Fantasy Westward Journey, which has yet to actually kick off at the West but has stormed the top grossing graphs in China. "We think that RuneScape is one of the biggest free-to-play games of its type and we could be the first Western traditional PC MMORPG coming to mobile that may maybe decode this for the West."Recently there have been many reports of Venezuelans"Gold Farming" to a MMORPG called Runescape. Recent headlines explain that in-game farmers are promoting treasures for bitcoin to make a living. The business model started trending in China where gamers get in-game monies or items and later sell them to get"real money". In 2009 it had been estimated that more than 1 million gold farmers were established out of China, but in-game gold farming also happens all over the world. Because of the secrecy, it is difficult to find a precise figure on how much earnings gold farming brings in, but it had been estimated to be approximately USD $300 million in 2008.