Scott Jennings

First off, if you still haven\’e2\’80\’99t heard, Funcom\’e2\’80\’99s last major patch, 12.6, self-destructed their game. You don\’e2\’80\’99t really need to know more than that, but if you\’e2\’80\’99re ignorant to this turn of events and are curious, look

That and they seem to be keeping a remarkably level head about it. The situation was summed up pretty well by Warlight Du’Xaviere, a Cleric from Tribunal: In the past few days, there has been an undetermined number of individuals who have all received the form letter stating that

Any resemblance between this rule set and anybody else’s is purely coincidental. We’ll begin with a quote from Aradune’s disclaimer (hey, everything’s gotta have a disclaimer): Lastly, before I list the features, I do want to say the following again: This feature set will undoubtedly be

Warning: this is a teeny tiny rant. Very little attempt will be made to justify the following statements, but remember, it’s not the size of the rant, it’s how you use it. What the hell is up with the in-game survey concept? Is it the result of a

In a stunning display of learning from their predecessors (Whineplay), the first such display ever demonstrated by a gaming company, Funcom will be wiping the AO message boards and going to a fully moderated format. Too bad the only lesson they’ve seemed to learn is how to moderate their

Yes, you too can soon (okay, next year) go off to smite evildoers with the rolled-up newspaper of JUSTICE: Cryptic Studios proudly announces City of Heroes, a massively multiplayer online world home to an entire universe of super-powered, comic book style adventure. When the game releases next summer, thousands of