New World scrambles to close a ‘very serious’ trading exploit, rises into Steam’s top 20 list
A rather serious trading exploit rocked the New World economy late last week, with Amazon Game Studios taking swift steps to hotfix it and deal...
Intel Raptor Lake leak from Amazon suggests some pricey CPUs
Given the recommended pricing for Ryzen 7000 chips, this could be leaving the door open for AMD.
Lord of the Rings Online solicits feedback on Guardian revamp and studio communication
With Minstrels on the receiving end of a huge revamp in Lord of the Rings Online’s latest update, Standing Stone Games may be turning its...
The Daily Grind: Should MMOs push players through different content types?
MOP reader Slava recently wrote to us with an interesting question about wildly different content types and the MMOs that either nudge or force you...
Radeon RX 6000 GPUs can get a huge boost with this new software – but there’s a catch
The third-party utility can potentially boost an RX 6800 XT up to RTX 3090 Ti performance levels, but we would advise caution.
MMO Week in Review: LOTRO’s mini-expansion, Star Citizen’s $500M, and Ultima Online’s 25th birthday
This week in MMOs, Lord of the Rings Online opened preorders for its fall mini-expansion, Before the Shadow, which offers a new leveling experience for...
Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis – Balance Adjustments on Their Way October 5th
Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis has some changes in store for any ARKs defenders that have felt their classes may be a little lackluster...
Gamigo’s Grand Fantasia and Aura Kingdom update with new dungeon content
The Gamigo group was firing out content updates all over the place this past week, with two of its MMORPGs enjoying meaty patches with new...
The MOP Up: Allods Online throws an orcish holiday
How many MMOs throw Orcs their very own holiday? I only know one: Allods Online, which celebrates all things orcish — including goblin tossing and...
Intel Arc A770 Embargo Rumors Point to Early October Launch
Evidence suggests that Intel is putting the gears into motion to facilitate the rollout of its long-awaited Arc A770 and A750 graphics cards for desktop PCs.