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Just a few minutes after we published Monday's piece about games, including Fallout 76, that could go free-to-play, we came across this piece of pseudo-news.

Free-to-play vehicular MOBA Switchblade is now, well, free-to-play on PC, with a PlayStation 4 port to follow.

In traditional sports, you'll rarely hear about a team owner refusing to pay his players.

Back in 2015, I made a few predictions about MMORPGs that I thought had a chance – even if only a slim one – of going free-to-play.

Last week, we learned that ROSE Online is going away, and another WarpPortal game is going by the semi-wayside.

UPDATE 1/21/2019: At PAX South this past weekend, (6:45 mark), it was confirmed that Astellia will be B2P in the West, shedding the F2P version Korea uses. ORIGINAL STORY 1/14/2019: 2019 could be a big year for Korean MMORP...

Dirty Bomb might be in its "Golden Years," but that doesn't mean the dev team doesn't have a few surprises left for us.

Wizards of the Coast isn't wasting any time in implementing new card sets into Magic: The Gathering Arena.

On some level, all entertainment is equivalent, whether you're playing video games or watching movies.

Webzen's Shot Online is a rarity.

Last week, we reported on the conflict between Improbable and Unity, which threatened to deep-six several games that were in development using Improbable's SpatialOS.

SuperData Research unleashed its 2018 Year In Review earlier this week, offering a wide-ranging look at the gaming industry's facts and figures over the previous year.

Now that MapleStory's big bad has been defeated, what's next?...

As long as Fortnite: Battle Royale keeps raking in the dough, there will be people looking for ways to exploit the gullible, greedy, and stupid.