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Phantasy Star Online 2: New Genesis did big business for Sega -- or more specifically Sega Sammy -- following its global launch in June, as revealed in the company's most recent financial statement. All titles released in t...

Since Fortnite was pulled from the App Store a year ago, most of the attention has focused on the lawsuit between Epic Games and Apple, which is currently under consideration by a judge.

Wargaming has been teasing and testing submarines in World of Warships for a while now, all the way since their debut in a limited-time Halloween mode in 2018.

Over a decade after their introduction, and a year after Standing Stone Games announced that they would be changed -- for what seemed like the eighth time -- The Lord of the Rings Online's legendary items might finally be gett...

The votes have been tallied, the results verified, the winners notified (Wait, did we notify the winners?...

The Hidden War is now out in the open, as the first part of the newest season for Warface has gone live on PC via Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the My.Games store.

Are you a lonely MMO player?...

It's confirmed -- PUBG is going free-to-play!...

It's looking more and more like Battlefield 2042 will include some kind of free-to-play element.

A few weeks ago, we learned that Nexon's NAT Games studio was working on a looter-shooter called Project Magnum, and ...

Take a ride with me in my time machine, all the way back to the first half of the last decade, when -- thanks to the explosion of early access -- anyone and everyone was creating an MMORPG and casting it out into the wild for ...

Dungeons & Dragons Online is turning 50 today!...

The August update for World of Tanks has added some heavy firepower to the game, in the form of four high-end Czechoslovakian heavy tanks, as well as a new map, new customization options, and a birthday celebration.

Activision Blizzard revealed its financial results for Q2 2021 yesterday, but most people weren't half as interested in the numbers as they were for the company's response to its recent barrage of bad news.