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The following was originally a message board post which I decided belonged on the front page. Call it editorial hubris. — OK, I am going to weigh in here. (Pause for requisite size jokes from WW2OL fanbois – god my mail has been fun the past 2 days) You may remember a

Guest reviewer Bruce Rolston takes a stab at stopping the blitzkrieg in our detailed look at the recently released World War 2 Online. Review: World War 2 Online

World War 2 Online continued onward, with publishers Strategy First and developers Cornered Rat Software busily spinning the game press on how being totally unprepared for your game’s launch is actually quite normal. Rodney Hodge of Playnet added that the team didn’t expect such a large influx of

On behalf of each and every computer owning American and patriots abroad, I thank you Lum for your selfless dedication and sacrifices so that we might all continue to live and enjoy life in a world free from the tyrannical oppression of really bad software.

Well, I tried out the offline tutorial version of World War 2 Online while waiting for the patch to finish (at this writing: projected 4 more hours! On DSL!), and the results were… um… well… here, read the transcript. Lum Tries To Play World War 2 Online (with help from

Here’s our eagerly awaited first screenshots of World War Two Online. We’ll bring you more as this revolutionary online battlefield continues to rage.

On June 4th, 2001, SOE banned and/or suspended 28 players belonging to the guild Conquest. Plainly put, they were cheating, we observed them cheating, they knew they were cheating, they admitted they were cheating, and they got caught. While SOE does not want to spoil the game by releasing