9Dragons Brings Characters Back to Life!

IRVINE, Calif., Dec. 21, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- 9Dragons, GamersFirst' hit martial arts MMORPG today announced character restoration for players who played 9Dragons before the abrupt shutdown of the Acclaim servers in August of this year.

Based on thousands of character submissions, GamersFirst rebuilt characters that were above level 80 for 9Dragons players. Players that submitted requests can get directions and claim their characters at the following link:

http://www.gamersfirst.com/9d-claim-character/

"We are excited to finally be able to offer character restoration options for the 9Dragons community," said David Demers, Associate Producer of 9Dragons at GamersFirst. "We want players to know that we appreciate their support during our transition. We have spent a large amount of time and effort processing and improving the template characters to get players back into the game without having to redo all their hard work from before."

Those claiming characters will be guided through a simple process to retrieve their template character. Before beginning, gamers need to completely exit the 9Dragons client before beginning the restoration process.

Players can also learn more about the details of the 9Dragons character restoration on the forum post here: http://forums.gamersfirst.com/index.php?showtopic=108957

Join the 9Dragons community today and follow news and updates at the following 9Dragons links:

Facebook - Facebook.com/9DragonsG1

Twitter - @G1_9Dragons

YouTube - Youtube.com/G19Dragons

About GamersFirst

GamersFirst is the leading Free2Play® MMO game publisher in the Western hemisphere. GamersFirst.com serves more than 30 million players in over 160 countries with offices throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. GamersFirst.com features the hit MMOG's Hukumdar Online, Knight Online, Sword2, War Rock and 9Dragons and the future hits APB: Reloaded, MKZ, Victory and Taikodom: Living Universe. Read more about the company and its games at http://www.GamersFirst.com.

SOURCE GamersFirst