Definition of MMO in English:

MMO

noun

An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously.
a well-made fantasy MMO
as modifier an MMO gamer
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the game is both free and available on your browser, the only reason you might want to avoid it is that it can be just as addictive as the best of other MMO games.
- Combining a simple user interface with action-packed gameplay, this game is sure to be a blast no matter what kind of MMO player you are!
- I've tried MMOs before, and been thoroughly bored by the monotony that appears prevalent.
- His mission has been to create an addictive MMO (or two) that has the pick-up-put-down rhythm of a casual game.
- The result is a game that feels like an established MMO straight out the box, complete with achievements, guilds, auction houses, and battlegrounds.
- If you ask me, this is still the best superhero MMO available today.
- I'm not sure MMOs are inherently more addictive.
- This is the latest addition, and like all expansion packs—especially ones for long-running MMOs—the content is geared towards more experienced players.
- Combat action in an MMO is so different to combat in a first-person shooter.
- For those who enjoy MMOs, there's a fairly limited selection of types to explore.
- Designing an MMO world where players can explore vertically is definitely a challenge.
- I like that we're not so forced into certain roles as we are in some other MMOs, but I can't see where the gameplay itself is all that innovative.
- If you're an MMO nut looking for a mouse to take your gaming skills to the next level, this is ideal.
- The free-to-play MMO isn't expected for another year at the earliest.
- MMO raiding has grown into a science.
- We think that the only way to compete in the MMO market is by taking risks.
- It's definitely getting a lot of buzz, and it seems like an altogether well-made fantasy MMO.
- This game is shaping up to be an MMO like no other.

Origin

Early 21st century: short for massively multiplayer online (game); see also MMOG.

Definition of MMO in US English:

MMO

noun

An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously.
a well-made fantasy MMO
as modifier an MMO gamer
Example sentencesExamples
- His mission has been to create an addictive MMO (or two) that has the pick-up-put-down rhythm of a casual game.
- I'm not sure MMOs are inherently more addictive.
- Combining a simple user interface with action-packed gameplay, this game is sure to be a blast no matter what kind of MMO player you are!
- If you ask me, this is still the best superhero MMO available today.
- This game is shaping up to be an MMO like no other.
- Designing an MMO world where players can explore vertically is definitely a challenge.
- Combat action in an MMO is so different to combat in a first-person shooter.
- It's definitely getting a lot of buzz, and it seems like an altogether well-made fantasy MMO.
- MMO raiding has grown into a science.
- The free-to-play MMO isn't expected for another year at the earliest.
- I've tried MMOs before, and been thoroughly bored by the monotony that appears prevalent.
- The result is a game that feels like an established MMO straight out the box, complete with achievements, guilds, auction houses, and battlegrounds.
- We think that the only way to compete in the MMO market is by taking risks.
- This is the latest addition, and like all expansion packs—especially ones for long-running MMOs—the content is geared towards more experienced players.
- Since the game is both free and available on your browser, the only reason you might want to avoid it is that it can be just as addictive as the best of other MMO games.
- If you're an MMO nut looking for a mouse to take your gaming skills to the next level, this is ideal.
- For those who enjoy MMOs, there's a fairly limited selection of types to explore.
- I like that we're not so forced into certain roles as we are in some other MMOs, but I can't see where the gameplay itself is all that innovative.

Origin

Early 21st century: short for massively multiplayer online (game); see also MMOG.

词汇	MMO
释义	Definition of MMO in English: MMO noun An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously. a well-made fantasy MMO as modifier an MMO gamer Example sentencesExamples Since the game is both free and available on your browser, the only reason you might want to avoid it is that it can be just as addictive as the best of other MMO games. Combining a simple user interface with action-packed gameplay, this game is sure to be a blast no matter what kind of MMO player you are! I've tried MMOs before, and been thoroughly bored by the monotony that appears prevalent. His mission has been to create an addictive MMO (or two) that has the pick-up-put-down rhythm of a casual game. The result is a game that feels like an established MMO straight out the box, complete with achievements, guilds, auction houses, and battlegrounds. If you ask me, this is still the best superhero MMO available today. I'm not sure MMOs are inherently more addictive. This is the latest addition, and like all expansion packs—especially ones for long-running MMOs—the content is geared towards more experienced players. Combat action in an MMO is so different to combat in a first-person shooter. For those who enjoy MMOs, there's a fairly limited selection of types to explore. Designing an MMO world where players can explore vertically is definitely a challenge. I like that we're not so forced into certain roles as we are in some other MMOs, but I can't see where the gameplay itself is all that innovative. If you're an MMO nut looking for a mouse to take your gaming skills to the next level, this is ideal. The free-to-play MMO isn't expected for another year at the earliest. MMO raiding has grown into a science. We think that the only way to compete in the MMO market is by taking risks. It's definitely getting a lot of buzz, and it seems like an altogether well-made fantasy MMO. This game is shaping up to be an MMO like no other. Origin Early 21st century: short for massively multiplayer online (game); see also MMOG. Definition of MMO in US English: MMO noun An online video game which can be played by a very large number of people simultaneously. a well-made fantasy MMO as modifier an MMO gamer Example sentencesExamples His mission has been to create an addictive MMO (or two) that has the pick-up-put-down rhythm of a casual game. I'm not sure MMOs are inherently more addictive. Combining a simple user interface with action-packed gameplay, this game is sure to be a blast no matter what kind of MMO player you are! If you ask me, this is still the best superhero MMO available today. This game is shaping up to be an MMO like no other. Designing an MMO world where players can explore vertically is definitely a challenge. Combat action in an MMO is so different to combat in a first-person shooter. It's definitely getting a lot of buzz, and it seems like an altogether well-made fantasy MMO. MMO raiding has grown into a science. The free-to-play MMO isn't expected for another year at the earliest. I've tried MMOs before, and been thoroughly bored by the monotony that appears prevalent. The result is a game that feels like an established MMO straight out the box, complete with achievements, guilds, auction houses, and battlegrounds. We think that the only way to compete in the MMO market is by taking risks. This is the latest addition, and like all expansion packs—especially ones for long-running MMOs—the content is geared towards more experienced players. Since the game is both free and available on your browser, the only reason you might want to avoid it is that it can be just as addictive as the best of other MMO games. If you're an MMO nut looking for a mouse to take your gaming skills to the next level, this is ideal. For those who enjoy MMOs, there's a fairly limited selection of types to explore. I like that we're not so forced into certain roles as we are in some other MMOs, but I can't see where the gameplay itself is all that innovative. Origin Early 21st century: short for massively multiplayer online (game); see also MMOG.
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