Fun Facts About Gaming in the United States
Gaming is an integral part of many Americans lives. That’s not a blanket statement because I am a video game journalist/blogger/marketing guru. It’s a cold hard fact. Well, it’s a […]
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E3 2011: Vanillaware Unveils Dragon’s Crown, Co-op RPG for PlayStation 3 and Vita
Although not one of the stars of E3, I’m hoping that Dragon’s Crown will be one of those great little hidden gems. The game was introduced to audiences briefly at […]
Know Thy Blogger: Kershocker’s MMOG Timeline
Is there a better way to start my blogging career than letting you all know about my gaming background? I don’t think so, but somehow someone is going to come […]
Final Fantasy XIV for PS3 May Support 3D
Oh, ho, ho! I thought I’d get away without having to report any further MMO news tonight, but I was wrong, baby. At this year’s Tokyo Game Show, Sony is […]
Sequels for MMORPGs = Death
A few months ago, last Dec 2007, Eve Online underwent a huge update with their Trinity expansion. This free expansion not only added new features, ships and items, but was […]
How MMOs are Killing the Single Player RPG
Single player RPGs are few and far in between these days. Even those RPGs that do come out, most now have online game play, which it seems is where gamers […]
What's Next for Final Fantasy? MMO Edition!
And I ask this because, in all likelyhood, Square-Enix’s next big MMO project will probably be another Final Fantasy game. Anyways, according to our buddies over at Massively, it would […]
The Appeal of MMO Rhythm Games
So a couple weeks ago I did a short blog about MMO-alternative games. It was all well and good in that it included some RTS, FPS, and strategy games. Something, that […]