It’s a brand new year and a brand new decade. Time for some resolutions about online gaming that I’ll invariably break within three ...

My favorites for 2009 fell into two categories: games that distracted me from the real world, and games that I could play in ...

It’s hard to admit, but even though I’ve largely considered myself to have “grown out” of the period when I was a huge ...

In case you’re one of our many readers outside of the ol’ U.S. of A., last Thursday was Thanksgiving here in the States. ...

A few weeks ago, I wrote about why the trend of more casual-friendly MMOGs was something to be embraced, not avoided. While I ...

There were five of us logged into Aion that day, ready to get started and level up together in-game. We had tanks, we ...

Few things show off such an interesting side of humanity as the launch of a new MMOG. You wait an hour in a ...

Bill Roper was a long-time director at Blizzard Entertainment, and played a role in shaping popular series like Diablo, StarCraft and Warcraft before ...

When you have two million words worth of Eastern fantasy adventure to translate – and make accessible – to English-speaking gamers, where the ...

“Cutscenes are obsolete.” This would be my coworker Jordan Deam speaking on the ride home from a concert. When asked why, he elaborated: ...

Last year at PAX ’08, I gave NCSoft’s next-gen MMORPG Aion the “Miss Teen South Carolina” award because, to paraphrase: It almost didn’t ...

The Other Awards There are times when you feel the need to mention a game, but there isn’t really any other place in ...