On this episode of the Free-to-Play Podcast, we chat about STO's decision reversal, the grind part of MMOS, Tome's new trailers and drop the Weekly Bombs!...
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Free To Play Weekly: Southpark Unloads On Free To Play Gaming! (Ep. 143)
Southpark unloads on free to play gaming!! Trove Launches into Open Beta, Cryptic Flip Flops on Star Trek Online Exploit, Dawngate is closing its doors. All this and more on this week’s episode of Free-to-Play Weekly!
Free-To-Play Weekly with Zach Sharpes is your weekly web show about free to play multiplayer online games from MMOBomb.com. This show presents you with the most important news of the week about free-to-play online games and the latest releases, with a few jokes thrown in for good measure. Have fun and expect a new show next week!
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