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In a stunningly tone-deaf statement, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney compared the ongoing Epic and Apple court battles to the Civil Rights movement...and then doubled down on that comparison!...

On this week's show Fortnite is considering adding a subscription, Sector's Edge meets with Troy's approval, LOTRO updates some Monstery Play concerns, PSO2 events added, Genshin Impact is updated...oh and Destiny 2 went ahead...

Back in May we let you know about the end of development for Darwin Project, the Twitch integrated battle royale from the team at Scavengers Studio.

On this week's show we try to find things Jason will like such as Path of Exile's new inventory sorting, a possible Crysis battle royale, and pitch him Scavengers.

On this week's show Mike revisits the Path of Exile delay from this week's MMO Thoughts in light of GGG's new forum post explaining things, we laugh as EA gets slapped with a huge fine over lootboxes in The Netherlands, talk a...

Yeah, people are anticipating Cyberpunk, but Grinding Gear Games deciding to back their latest Path of Exile expansion up and using Cyberpunk's new "potential" release window as the reason is a really, really bad idea. Soun...

It isn't often that you see MMORPGs actually develop in-game DPS meters.

On this week's show, Hearthstone sees some pretty big rewards changes as a new expansion is announced, Atal Reactor gets a second lease on life, it's time to change your Albion password, and Phantasy Star Online 2 gets a much ...

Rocket League is a ton of fun and the game gives you TONS of free cosmetics...but compared to the old cash shop methods, is the new shop that came with the F2P conversion any good?...

On this week's show, Crucible gets the ax, Genshin Impact gets the dollars, Gameforge gets NA TERA, Dr.

Destiny 2 fans that plan to play the game on next-gen consoles probably cannot wait to take advantage of faster load times (excluding things that take connection into account, like matchmaking) and they'll be able to jump righ...

A great many Genshin Impact players have completed all of the available main story already and are eagerly awaiting an update that will release new areas of the map and continue the main campaign.

On this week's show, tons of shooter games like Valorant, Apex Legends, and Hyper Scape all had news to review, card games get updates and we ask you about returning to Hearthstone, and Spellbreak waxes nostalgic.

By most accounts, including my own, Genshin Impact is a very good game, but with bans, censorship, and other questionable practices (not to mention gacha mechanics), should you play it?...