Scott Jennings

Hard to say, but this screenshot is making the rounds: eBay’s proactively removing RMT auctions is huge in and of itself. However, there’s another side to this: note the MMO being referenced in the CS chat. Note that UO is one of the few MMOs that permit RMT,

This just in: Pope Benedict XVI dislikes video games. Who would have guessed? Any trend to produce programmes and products – including animated films and video games – which in the name of entertainment exalt violence and portray anti-social behaviour or the trivialization of human sexuality is a perversion, all the more

So Europa Universalis III is out. And everyone knows what a Paradox fanboi I am, so clearly I should be raving about this! My initial impressions aren’t that good. It’s UGLY. This is using a new 3D engine for Paradox and… it’s just bad. Sure, the screenshots

Exhibit A: First Life! Exhibit B: Linden Legal Responds! We do not believe that reasonable people would argue as to whether the website located at http://www.getafirstlife.com/ constitutes parody – it clearly is. Linden Lab is well known among its customers and in the general business community as a

Gold farmers form trade association. Or more accurately, apparently, the Korean version of a PAC. You know your little industry’s all grown up when it has its own lobbyists! Clearly, there are soil preservation issues that must be addressed by any RMT industry group. Snark aside, considering the amount

The OPRAH (Online People’s Revolutionary Army of Horseshoe) report is up. Apparently, the problem with online games is that developers don’t learn from history enough. Who knew! (As seen on Raph’s)