Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment jump into the ARPG realm (plane?) with a game based on the WotC TCG Magic: The Gathering. With a rotating ability pane based off of a custom built deck, the game tries to marry the card game to a genre not used to this type of mash-up, but does the game hit for damage or does the ability fizzle on the stack?
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On this week's show, Magic: Legends is now in open beta and all three of our hosts have early thoughts as they start to review the game, multiple MMOs are having birthdays right now, and we cast a look at Infinite Fleet and wo...
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