"[2] GameStorm was founded as a joint venture with Heat.net and Engage, with users granted access to services by all three companies.
GameStorm's payment method was massively popular for the emerging persistent online gaming genres that rewarded players for time invested, but were too expensive for many people to pay $2/hour for on AOL or other gaming services.
Mythic Entertainment (Now EA-Mythic), widely known for the Dark Age of Camelot MMORPG, was one of Gamestorms major developers.
Mythic offered several licensed RPG and persistent non-RPG games to Gamestorm's library, including Dragon's Gate.
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