Mythic Entertainment is taking a unique approach to advertising Warhammer Online: Wrath of Heroes, their upcoming MOBA game, and I’m not just referring to presenting the title with all the apathy of a high school student’s PowerPoint presentation on the agricultural impact of Wyoming on its neighboring states pre-dating the 1900’s. Back when Wrath of … Continue reading “Warhammer Online Is Boring Crap, At Least Mythic Thinks So…”
I’ve been working almost all day on improving the Where To Buy section of MMO Fallout, and I have some bits to point out: The Where To Buy page is now called “Game List.” This is because the page is taking on a more general focus than a simple buyers guide. The guide now displays … Continue reading ““Where To Buy” Now Becomes “Game List””
I’ve been working almost all day on improving the Where To Buy section of MMO Fallout, and I have some bits to point out: The Where To Buy page is now called “Game List.” This is because the page is taking on a more general focus than a simple buyers guide. The guide now displays … Continue reading “"Where To Buy" Now Becomes "Game List"”
World of Warcraft phasing, North Korean isn’t (?) gold farming, Nintendo wants massively single player games, Guild Wars 2 has breasts, and Darkfall’s “wipes” in this week in review.
Thanks to World of Warcraft’s seven day welcome back week, I have something to hold my attention for seven days, at least until the little girl from The Ring comes through my television set to murder me (the joke’s on her, I’ll be playing The Room on a second television. Try and brave that to … Continue reading “Week In Review: Why Hath WoW Forsaken Me?”
I hate limited edition goods, because they always leave me feeling like I need to hoard them before some indeterminate time where they go away to possibly never return. In this case, I’m referring to the awfully tasty caramel iced instant coffee by Starbucks, which they’ve described as “limited time.” What a tease, to bring … Continue reading “Week In Review: Fueled By Mac and Cheese Edition”
Daniel Clough is the Vice President of Runescape, probably having just recently been promoted to the position because it is once again time for a public announcement by Jagex that they will be doing everything in their power to trounce the issue of bots and gold farmers that have not only come back in full … Continue reading “It Must Be Saturday, Jagex Promises To Fight Bots”
Here at MMO Fallout, I’ve always said that most of my issues with sandbox games stem from a lack of content. When a company puts out a sandbox title, you have the option of being a crafter or a fighter, and often the choices are a toss up between pressing a button for hours on … Continue reading “That Is Real Roleplaying: A Mortal Online Moment”
I skipped This Week in Review last week because I only had three days worth of posts for the previous week. This week, I want to continue the Week in Review articles by starting out with a question, and it pertains to Star Wars Galaxies. It’s always a downer to hear that an MMO you … Continue reading “What Happened This Week: Macrotransaction Edition”
It’s been almost a year since I wrote the MMO Turing test and, looking back, perhaps I didn’t make the best choice of words. My goal at the time was to distinguish games with a real future from those that couldn’t cut it in the market, owing in part to the fact I don’t like throwing … Continue reading “Let’s Revisit The Turing Test: Five Years For Longevity”
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