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There’s very few MMO sports games available and even less aimed specifically towards soccer, but it’s not really hard to see why when players are offered a AAA approach to 10vs10 in FIFA that usually results in 20 Strikers running around on the pitch.
Critical Hit is a weekly piece where Blaine critically analyzes some part of MMORPG gaming.
GBE Games And Aurora Interactive have just announced their upcoming fantasy MMORPG, The Aurora World.
Square Enix and Bigpoint have just announced that the highly anticipated Christmas theme is now available for the innovative MMO, Gameglobe.
Hi-Rez introduces their Mayan god Xbalanque; the Hidden Jaguar Sun, to the game.
Free-to-Play RPG offers big strategy gameplay with the convenience of a browser format.
The tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut has revitalized the age old argument of whether video games are too violent or not. We want to hear opinions from the voice of those playing the games.
The popular 3D MMORPG is getting a big boost in content this holiday. Winter Wonderland events will take place throughout the holidays with plenty of extra content left over for after.
Bioware announces that it will release the first expansion to Star Wars: The Old Republic. This will add a new planet, skills, and overall celebrate the first year anniversary of the games launch.
MadCatZ have just announced the immediate release of their aerial combat simulation MMO, Combat Pilot.
Kotaku recently published some images from the official War Z forums that show an uncanny resemblance to another highly popular zombie franchise, The Walking Dead
GamerFirst recently announced the contents of the upcoming patch for their post-apocalyptic MMORPG, Fallen Earth.
Do you think that franchises often-times force new games on us from old franchises? Do you think certain series should just go away? Do you like seeing new iterations of old series? Or should be just let them die at their proper time?
InnoGames has released a new cinematic TV spot for the strategic browser game Grepolis today
The War Z is arguably one of the most controversial games on the internet at the moment and the controversy continues to grow following an official statement from Valve.
In games where choices make a difference do you worry about making the wrong choice? Do you go back through a game with a different decision to find out how the game changed? Or do you just stick with the choice you make and go through with it?