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The Elder Scrolls: Legends isn't as much a "Hearthstone clone" as some other digital CCGs -- meaning that, yes, you do summon things that attack your opponent's things and his or her hero, but that's how virtually every CCG wo...

Trion Worlds CEO Scott Hartsman recently opened up to VentureBeat in a lengthy interview on the occasion of Rift's five-year anniversary -- which actually occurred in March but, eh, close enough.

It's no surprise to learn that competitive gaming rules the Twitch airwaves.

BombLive is back, and what better way to welcome it back than with something truly huge -- in this case, the massive ships of Yager Studios' and Grey Box's Dreadnought?...

The latest financial report from NCSoft is in the wild, and there's a lot of movement, especially among its free-to-play titles with strong presences in the West -- some good, some less so. First, the good news.

Nexon released its Q1 2016 financial statement earlier today, but there's not a whole lot in there to make Western gamers happy.

Every game wants to be on Steam these days -- or so it seems -- and Chronicle: RuneScape Legends is no exception.

Regular MMO characters ride flying bird mounts like horses.

If you're hyped for NCSoft's upcoming MOBA, Master X Master, what you probably want to see is how the individual masters play.

The Knights of the Fallen Empire story keeps rolling along in Star Wars: The Old Republic with a new chapter next month.

If you think standard tank rounds are so 1941, then Gaijin Entertainment's got the perfect remedy for you.

Over on PCGamesN, there's an interview with CCP Shanghai Senior Director Snorri Árnason, who goes into sometimes-painful detail about what went wrong with Dust 514 and how things will be different with Project Nova. In lar...

Wargaming makes a lot of money from simulations of war.

It's a new month, and that means a new chapter in Star Wars: The Old Republic's Knights of the Fallen Empire storyline.