One Shots: It’s thriller night!
There are no shortages of bizarre and arresting sights in Lost Ark, it seems. Zulika Mi-Nam recorded this strange encounter with a whole host of...
Indie MMO Spotlight: All The Good Stuff
Each week, we scour the internet for all things indie MMO-related so you don't have to. This week, I worked really hard to find all...
The Daily Grind: What’s the most important medium you have for talking with your MMO friends?
There was a time, way back when, that I kept AOL Instant Messenger open on a regular just because it was the easiest way to...
Gaming laptops with Intel Arc Alchemist GPUs are about to launch
We’ll see the very first Alchemist graphics cards in just a few days, powering up gaming notebooks.
Podcast #669 – NVIDIA and AMD at GTC, New ATX PSU Spec, Monoprice IGZO Monitor, DLSS + more!
There's GTC coverage, Intel has got a new bag of tricks with their ATX PSU spec, and a nice review of the Monoprice IGZO Monitor,...
The Stream Team: Saturday shenanigans in AdventureQuest 3D
Saturdays are meant for shenanigans, and what better place for shenanigans than AQ3D? Massively OP’s MJ will spend her Saturday evening bounding throughout Lore, questing...
Amazon Games’ Mike Frazzini has stepped down following multiple rocky MMO launches
The head of Amazon Games, Mike Frazzini, has apparently stepped down from his role, announcing the move internally in a Friday announcement, as first reported...
Lord of the Rings Online tours the new Yondershire region
If you’re a big fan of zone and world design in Lord of the Rings Online, then you probably have tuned into the game’s “Casual...
Rockstar Launches GTA+ Subscription Service With Member Exclusive Benefits But Is It Worth It?
Once upon a time, it was commonplace for online games to have subscription fees. The earliest popular graphical online games, including Ultima Online and EverQuest, all had recurring service fees, as did many games that came after, such as Final Fantasy XI and World of Warcraft.
That model has largely given way to the “freemium” model where
Irony As 7 LAPSUS$ Hacker Suspects Are Arrested In The UK Due To Poor Operational Security
Two days ago, we reported that the London police arrested seven individuals between the ages of 16 and 21 years old in connection with an investigation into notorious hacking group LAPSUS$. While it is unclear if the police nabbed the group’s ringleader in the arrests, it is clear that the operational security (or OPSEC) of LAPSUS$ was ironically