Scott Jennings

Seems Blizzard is doing some minor change involving warlocks. Seems warlocks are unhappy about it. Seems that you have to be over level 60 to even notice this – since my own warlock just dinged 58, my reaction was immediately “Uh, OK“, since like every other caster pre-60, my itemization involved

Sims Online reappears as EA Land. In EA-Land players can play for free for as long as they want, in TSO Players were limited to a one-time 14-day trial period. That trial period, however, enabled all game features, while in EA-Land free players do not have access to all features.

After watching Johnathan Coulton play “Still Alive” on Rock Band, this intrepid audience member takes the logical next step and tries to download the song in person.

Today, on a very special episode of After School Special, Blizzard teaches us how gold buying and powerlevelling is harmful.  Through our normal support processes and the assistance of players, we also find that many accounts that have been shared with power-leveling services are then hacked into months later, and

I’m not at GDC this week, which means I missed this fine talk.  In 2005, City of Heroes saw its European launch, soon followed by City of Villains. But, Emmert said, “What I really delivered was a City of Heroes experience with a slightly evil twist.” I’m sure

I’ve just received this charming note from Brock Pierce’s lawyer regarding the Debonneville v. Pierce lawsuit. It has come to our attention that you have made postings on the website www.brokentoys.org that violate the United States District Court’s Order sealing the Complaint in that case.