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As I’m sure at least a few of you have noticed, most MMORPGs aren’t exactly made by small, independently-run companies. Nearly every successful MMO currently on the market is developed, published, and maintained by large, successful studios. League of Legends seems like one of the only exceptions to this rule. Why?
Admittedly, tossing together a ranked team in League of Legends is a pretty simple task – virtually any idiot can do it. Actually taking that team somewhere, though? That’s something not everyone can do. If you’re looking to be among those who actually climb, here’s a few things to keep in mind.
A shocking insight into the dark underbelly of eSports was revealed today as a professional League of Legends player revealed details on match fixing before attempting to commit suicide.
Awesomenauts, a game which could best be described as League of Legends meets Metal Slug with a bit of Castle Crashers thrown in there for good measure.
Your Daily MMO and MMORPG News for Thursday December 12th. Today Mark discusses League of Legends, SMITE and World of Darkness.
Your Daily MMO and MMORPG News for Thursday October 3rd. Today Kirk discusses Guild Wars 2, League of Legends, Tank Domination and more.
Your Daily MMO and MMORPG News for Tuesday October 1st. Today Mark discusses Grand Theft Auto Online, 8Bit MMO, Warface and League of Legends.
Oh that title, pure genius. It appears the massive success of League of Legends is down to just more than a great game in a new genre as the developers scoop up yet another award.
Your Daily MMO and MMORPG News for Thursday September 12th. Today Kirk discusses Lord of the Rings Online, SmashMuck Champions, Chronicles of Riddick and League of Legends.
Riot Games have announced that they’re currently hiring positions within the eSports community as they search for the next League of Legends shoutcaster.
Your Daily MMO and MMORPG News for Thursday August 29th. Today Kirk discusses Extraction, League of Legends, SOE and GUNS and ROBOTS.
Popular MMOs like League of Legends and Guild Wars 2 seem to have a fair balance on purchasable content.Many MMORPGs are taking a different route and offering only cosmetic upgrades, which is arguably the fairest option for everyone involved. After covering the positive and negative aspects of many MMORPG features, there still remain a handful of topics to be explored. Today I take a look at something gamers usually prefer avoiding; paying to play a video game.
I give League of Legends quite a bit of attention with my monthly top played Champions list but there are plenty of other MOBA games that deserve some attention also.
Having played League of Legends for a little over 2 years I thought it was time for a change.
Bloodline Champions is an arena PvP based game where the objective is to kill the opposing team. While an entertaining game it feels like something the publisher came up with to answer League of Legends with but failed miserably. That being said, it is an amusing diversion and children in particular may like its simplicity.
