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We've all seen gaming companies come and go.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the sp...

After a short time away, John Smedley is back on Twitter.

Here's an idea that's sure to piss off current Hearthstone players, but is also something that is almost certainly being discussed as a realistic option in Blizzard's offices: the removal or restriction of older card sets in r...

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

MMOs have changed a lot over the past decade and a half.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

With Smite and PlanetSide 2 recently coming to consoles, it's becoming more and more apparent that high-quality free-to-play games aren't just found on PCs any more.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

My pattern with new free-to-play games that I'm not super-interested in often goes something like this: It goes into open beta, I play around with it for a few hours, just to get a basic feel for it, and then I ignore it for a...

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Stop me if you've heard this before: Trion Worlds goes to Korea, finds a game it likes, and brings it back to North America. Right now, the "ArcheAge alerts" are probably going off in your head, and for good reason.

Try to hang with my stream-of-consciousness thought process here...

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Last month we reported on the WildStar subreddit attempting to limit "trolling" type posts by essentially banning discussion about F2P or B2P options the game may take.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

The wonder and excitement over getting a few new cards from Blackrock Mountain has just about subsided.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Before we get to Games of Glory launching on Steam today, let me take you back to last week for a minute if I may.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...

Unlike previous Awful Ideas, this isn't so much a recommendation for what could or should be done in gaming.

Some free-to-play games are more polarizing than others, with some sides taking the stance of "great, totally non-exploitative implementation" and others thinking "total pay-to-win trash." We'd like to see on what side of the ...