On this week's show we run through some weird news involving in-game protests, taxes on V bucks, and more, then we slide over and find out how successful BDO is and some decisions CCP is making about Project NOVA, and wrap it ...
On this week's show NCSoft and NEXON release financials and the West isn't doing so hot for one of them, we review Phantasy Star Online 2's Closed Beta, and so much more in a Rapid Fire news round.
This past weekend it finally became real!...
UPDATE: The site linked below is no longer available to view...looks like I guessed correctly and it being publically available was a mistake.
On this week's show, Legends of Runeterra gets our full review, Duelyst (and other games) announce their closure, Phoenix Labs is bought up, and so much more in a Rapid Fire news round.
Riot Games makes the "s" official with Legends of Runeterra.
On this week's show, Zach steps in for the first time in a while and just in time to give us his thoughts on our 2020 predictions.
All hell breaks loose in Neverwinter today as the Infernal Descent module releases for the PC version of the MMORPG.
On this week's show it's time to lay out our F2P 2020 predictions, review some legislation in Japan limiting game time for children, chat about the upcoming Legends or Runeterra Open Beta, and we review ArcheAge's Patron settl...
Darwin Project attempts to take the tried and true battle royale formula and mix it up a bit.
On this week's show we take a look back at the predictions we made for 2019 to see how close (or far off) we were, we run through a lot of details that recently released about Magic: Legends, and we discover that F2P 2019 reve...
On this week's show the year of casts comes to an end with a look at SOME (read the rest on MMOBomb.com) of the top stories of 2019, new details about upcoming Pearl Abyss games, and the death of PlanetSide Arena.
On this week's show we review The Game Awards and rundown the F2P releases we saw along the way, we chat about Fortnite and Google fighting over cash, we look at F2P lies from a decade ago, and cap it off with a card game.
On this week's show a lot of sequels are getting new content...even before they come out, Riot settles a suit that costs then $10 million, and some games are closing...in 2021.