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Remember way back over a year ago when Bethesda was considering developing an iPhone game? No? Well it doesn’t really matter anyway, because speaking to Industry Gamers, Bethesda’s Todd Howard now says the internal team behind Oblivion and Fallout 3 currently has no plans — or much interest — in developing iPhone games, nor Wii and Facebook games for that matter.

“From my group, which is the internal Bethesda development team, probably not,” Howard said in response to whether there’s any consideration for Wii development. “The stuff we’re doing is a better fit on the other platforms. You can never say never, but I think for the kind of games that we like to play and make, it fits the other platforms.”

And as for the once-considered iPhone development, Howard says those plans changed some time after Bethesda parent company ZeniMax acquired id Software last year. “Initially, we were like, ‘OK, we’re going to do something; we have a really cool design for a game,’” Howard explained. “Once the id thing came about, they were doing enough mobile stuff that I kind of felt, ‘OK, they’re doing some really good stuff right now; let’s see how that market goes before I start putting my own time or other people’s time into something that, at the end of the day, might be a distraction from the bigger game that we need to be making.’”

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The visual style of the 8-bit classic Contra has its roots in 80s action films like Predator and Rambo, all the way down to the boxart. Now The Expendables is bringing things full-circle with an 8-bit shooter of its own.

An 8-bit Contra clone based on the upcoming film has been released to Facebook, which can be accessed by “Liking” it. The available characters are Jet Li, Jason Statham and Sylvester Stallone, all of whom have different fighting styles.

The movie reunites a host of action stars from the 80s, 90s and 00s, with everyone from Arnold Schwarzenegger to “Stone Cold” Steve Austin joining the fun. It’ll be out August 13.

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Every two weeks, Facebook MMOgraphy brings you the latest news, guides and analysis about MMOs on Facebook and Facebook apps associated with MMOs.

In my last column I took a look at the Facebook vampire MMO, City of Eternals. One of the commenters on the piece turned me on to another Facebook MMO, the free-to-play, browser-based Faunasphere. This game is more like Free Realms than traditional combat-oriented MMOs. It is generally aimed at a younger demographic, one that wants to collect cute animal avatars and customize their virtual living spaces with an endless array of decorations and themes. Using both in-game cash and real-life money, players can create an oasis for their animal avatars to live in.

There is no combat or PvP, no raids or skirmishes. The goals of this game is to clean up a toxic world with your animal avatar and transform it into an oasis for all life. If that’s your cup of MMO-steeped tea, read on!

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Every two weeks, Facebook MMOgraphy brings you the latest news, guides and analysis about MMOs on Facebook and Facebook apps associated with MMOs.

Twilight jokes aside, vampire MMOs are among us. Free-to-play Dark Eden and Reign of Blood are already out. IGG’s Moonlight Online is due later this year and Spacetime Studios, developer of 3D action MMORPG iPhone app Pocket Legends, has Empire of Night in the works. And earlier this year, ohai Studios debuted their free-to-play vampire MMO, City of Eternals, both on their own site and on Facebook.

City of Eternals is the only MMORPG on Facebook that is really like an MMORPG. Quests, factions, crafting, equipment that needs regular upgrading and other recognizable features are there. But more than that is the fact that the game places you in the same virtual space with other players. This isn’t a trading card game with a chat interface or a single player RPG that allows you to use your Facebook friends to accomplish tasks in-game whether or not they are online. In CoE you actually run past other players. For that, the game gets points. Unfortunately, many of the game systems are confusing and the quest flow is a mess. Read on for more first impressions!

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Facebook MMOgraphy: First impression of vampire MMO City of Eternals originally appeared on Massively on Sun, 23 May 2010 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Zynga, the developer behind FarmVille and Mafia Wars, has announced a long-term partnership with Facebook.

This announcement comes just over a week after rumors suggested that rising tensions could result in a possible split between the two companies — one that would see Zynga starting its own gaming site and cutting Facebook out of the picture altogether. Now, it seems, the opposite has occurred.

“Facebook was a pioneer in opening their platform in 2007 and in just three years tens of millions of Facebook users play our games every day…” explained Zynga founder and CEO Mark Pincus. “We are excited about Facebook’s long-term commitment to social gaming and Zynga, and look forward to working with them and other platform providers to bring the best social gaming experience to users worldwide.”

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