The sleeper MMO hit of 2011, World of Tanks, is now available in stores all over North America starting today. Wargaming.net brings its massive tank battles to your PC for only $19.99.
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Thankfully amidst all the bustle of gamescom, PAX Prime, and working on the new titles Hi-Rez hasn't forgotten what title butters their bread. The Global Agenda team has announced that a new expansion titled Recursive Colony will be coming out this fall and will be playable at PAX.
What a crazy week! Gamescom is over, and definitely near the top of the list of biggest news items from an MMO perspective HAS to be the announcement of WildStar from Carbine Studios and NC Soft.
The idea of an ancient Rome MMO is rife with opportunity. The potential stories, the blood, lust, sex, and intrigue of ancient Rome are MMO elements that many other IP's simply cannot match.
Giving LEGO Universe a test run is a lot easier starting today. The game is going partially free to play with a free client and the first few zones now free. On the fence about this one? Now is the time to give it a shot!
TERA's new healer class trailer makes me feel that the delayed release date may be worth the wait. Check it out!
The largest heist in EVE Online history has just been concluded with Phaser Inc, a ponzi investment scheme, revealing their true nature and kindly letting everyone know they just lost all their ISK.
If you were planning any sort of deviant behaviour in TERA - you might want to think twice. En Mass Entertainment, the North American side of TERA's development team is officially putting you on notice.
Wargaming, maker of the hit World of Tanks, revealed the website for their upcoming air combat MMO World of Warplanes today along with the first World of Warplanes screenshots!
Levelling is about to get quite a bit easier in FFXIV. Once again, the Square Enix FFXIV team has pushed the game in a positive direction with the 1.18a update. Skill point reward increases and ability buffs are just some of the notable changes.
The DC Universe update rolling out their new "Megaserver" plan is going live on Monday. A recent producers letter covers what to look forward to in your new home.
A true user of the force, the Jedi Consular is a master of many things, not the least of which is wielding a lightsaber to gracefully dispatch enemies and being a master of the force to keep their peers alive and fighting. The Consular is the newest class revealed for Star Wars: The Old Republic.
Today Hi-Rez Studios added Tribes: Ascend and SMITE to the mix of titles that will be seen and played for the first time at gamescom in Cologne, Germany in a few weeks.
The "Unveiling the Truth" update for Vindictus went live today featuring a new dungeon with two new bosses to go after. Also included, a skill level bump and some new weapons!
En Mass Entertainment announced that the launch window for TERA has been set to Spring 2012. Alpha testing to start in late 2011. Beta set for early 2012!
One million dollars will be up for grabs at gamescom in two weeks, courtesy of Valve and DOTA 2. This will not only be the first time DOTA 2 will be played in a tournament, but it will also be one of the first real looks at the game.
Gamescom is just around the corner and the anticipation is certainly building! To add to the excitement, NCSoft and Wargaming have both sent warnings that huge reveals are planned for Cologne.
Over 4 million people are playing Riot's League of Legends on a monthly basis. This is just one of a number of very impressive stats released today as season one of competitive play comes to a close.
World of Tanks is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the MMO landscape. As the game continues to grow, and with another game on the way, Wargaming has announced they have opened an office in Paris with a smaller office in Berlin.
Do you like gigantic ships in your space games? I am pretty sure everyone does - that's what makes space games awesome. Coming this fall, Bigpoint will be adding their biggest ship yet to Battlestar Galactica Online: the Brimir Class Carrier.
