Jagex gets us up to date on Transformers Universe, Trion quietly shuts down End of Nations, the EverQuest Landmark Alpha gets a new patch, Hawken releases on Steam for everyone, and much more on this week’s episode of the F2P ...
Free to Play Cast: A Cross-Platform Conundrum (EP. 101)
In the 101th episode of the Free-to-Play Podcast, the F2P dynamic duo discusses the Trions choice to remove End of Nations, whether or not MMO housing needs innovation, and the potential prospects of Albion Online, a cross platform sandbox MMO with some serious potential. Plus the team wants to know your opinions on cross-platform play. All this and your community comments on this week's episode of the Free-to-Play Cast!
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I can see how a TCG/CCG, castle builders, or other turn based games might work just fine, but MMORPGs can be a bit too much.
I'm not saying it can't be good, just saying it's not gonna be for everyone.
I really like FFXIV, its a blast. its cross platform. so for me at least it depends on the product, how they deliver it doesn't bother me as far as platform options go.