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Craig Smallwood thinks NCsoft's MMORPG Lineage II should come with a warning label. After allegedly becoming so addicted to the online game, Smallwood claims his life was ruined. Now he's seeking $3 million from the South Korean company in a lawsuit that a district court judge is allowing to proceed. Read More »
Infinity Ward irked PC gamers when it launched Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 without dedicated servers or mod tools. Treyarch is making a concerted effort to correct that mistake. The publisher previously confirmed dedicated servers for Black Ops, and today it said the game will be opened up to modding. Read More »
Take-Two's upcoming mob sim is a "pile of racist nonsense." That's the label Italian-American service organization Unico National is pinning on Mafia II, and the group is demanding Take-Two halt plans to release the game. Read More »
In less than a month, Warner Bros. Interactive and Turbine will open the gates to Middle-earth. The publisher and developer have announced fantasy MMORPG The Lord of the Rings Online will launch its new free-to-play model starting in September. Read More »
Dragon Age 2 is on its way. We recently had the chance to sit down and play through a brief chunk of BioWare's fantasy-role-playing game sequel, and we came away pretty pleased. Read on for our hands-on impressions. Read More »
There's nothing small about the latest amazing project from Crytek. See More »
Blizzard knows you want it. Ante up for the most anticipated WoW expansion yet. See More »
Formerly known as codename Project Dust, Eric Chahi's new game was officially revealed as From Dust at Gamescom today, and publisher Ubisoft showed off the technology that makes nature the star in this modern god game. Read More »
Goodbye to the Horadric Cube. As Blizzard revealed at Gamescom today, your hero in Diablo III has an entourage. Players in the highly anticipated top-down fantasy adventure will be able to meet and befriend artisans throughout the game. Perform tasks/quests for the blacksmith, jeweler, and mystic, and they'll load up the caravan and follow you around the world, lending their skills and items as needed. And no, they won't literally follow you as you hack your way through a dungeon. Check this video from Blizzard's Diablo III presser for all the details. Sorry, no minstrel artisans are mentioned, Brave Sir Robin. See More »
In true Valve style, the developer issued an irreverant press release in June to announce the sequel to its highly anticipated teleportation puzzler, Portal 2, had been bumped from its scheduled fall release to sometime in 2011. Today, with much less fanfare (and humor) we learn that sometime is in February. Read More »
On the downside of its popularity since the third game in the franchise captured the hearts and minds of fantasy turn-based strategy gamers in 2000, Ubisoft is hoping to rekindle the Heroes of Might & Magic fire. The publisher announced at Gamescom that Might & Magic Heroes VI is now in development. Read More »
Blizzard's last World of Warcraft expansion, Wrath of the Lich King, sold 2.8 million copies in its first 24 hours of release -- a PC record. The developer is once again expecting big things for its latest expansion, and it's putting big things into its Cataclysm Collector's Edition. Read More »
Our first look at space combat in BioWare's highly anticipated MMO, Star Wars: The Old Republic, shows ships battling through asteroid fields, enemy fighters, frigates, and destroyers, all to the familiar brassy major chords of John Williams' "Rebel Fanfare." Prepare for the jump to light speed (sorry, Star Wars: Galaxies, couldn't resist). See More »
You may not be able to create your own character in Dragon Age II, but one thing is for certain: the character BioWare is making for you, Hawke, is a badass. Don't believe us? Check out the epic debut trailer, which just happens to conclude with the game's release date. Read More »
Freeware used to be a completely different animal back in the earlier days of home computing, but the birth of the Internet and the more recent advent of blazing-fast connections speeds have changed things completely. The Flash gaming scene has since exploded, giving bedroom coders and startup indie studios a shot at having their games played by millions of players. That's a win-win for players looking to get in some short bursts of gaming. But how does one stay afloat simply making free browser-based games on a full-time basis? The folks at Nitrome Limited have it figured out. Read More »
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