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Get ready to explore another dungeon and save two different realms from destruction in the latest Blade & Soul update.

Everything old is new again in the newest content update for Guild Wars 2, which goes live today.

ArenaNet has been busy, personnel-wise, in recent days.

The two most-asked questions that Guild Wars 2 fans have been asking the past few years are: 1) When's the next expansion?...

With their overwhelming desire to see classic Guild Wars locations like Cantha reproduced in Guild Wars 2, it might be said that some fans of ArenaNet's MMORPG are living in the past.

ArenaNet is calling on all PvP players to prove themselves in mortal combat -- well, you'll get to rez after you die, so it's only semi-mortal -- in Guild Wars 2's Call To Glory update, which went live today.

Blade & Soul fans have a bit to look forward to in the coming months if the latest Producer's Letter is anything to go by.

If you like mobile games, you'll love how NCSoft's Q4 2019 financials look.

Tomorrow, February 13, ArenaNet will begin experimenting with a Swiss tournament system for Guild Wars 2.

"Shroud of the Assassin" may not sound like an update with a romantic theme.

ArenaNet isn't just adding content to Guild Wars 2.

It's that time of year again.

ArenaNet continues to send players off to the frozen northlands of Tyria in the next chapter of Guild Wars 2's Living Story, Shadow in the Ice.

It's party time!...

(UPDATE: Never trust Reddit 100%.

It's birthday time in Blade & Soul and that means in-game celebrations.

There's something in the ice!...

It might be a new decade, but I'm going to make the same old mistakes and try to predict what I think will happen in free-to-play gaming over the next calendar year.

The Lunar New Year celebrations -- a.k.a., when game companies throughout the world cater to their Chinese audience -- are just about to begin in Guild Wars 2.

ArenaNet may have downsized earlier this year, but it's looking to upsize at the end of the year.

2019 wasn't the best year for ArenaNet, but the Guild Wars 2 developer is choosing to focus on the good from the passing year while looking forward to the next.

2019 was … certainly a year.

Today marks the beginning of the festive season in Blade & Soul.

When the first Guild Wars game launched in 2005, players wore capes to highlight their guild affiliation.

Another Guild Wars 2 developer has departed ArenaNet, as spotted by MassivelyOP via Reddit.

NCSoft's Q3 2019 financials are out into the wild, and the raw numbers don't provide for a whole lot of swell talking points.

The Icebrood Saga continues in Guild Wars 2 next week, with the first proper chapter in the series releasing next Tuesday, Nov.

On November 13, Blade and Soul's fall event will return, giving players a full month to earn all kinds of special rewards.

A new update is now live on Aion's European servers and, in addition to adding a new 12-person dungeon, it also implements mass-battle PvP with up to 2,000 players.

Star Wars: The Old Republic is approaching the $1 billion mark in total revenue.