Eliot Lefebvre

I hadn’t even really thought about the fact that Champions Online has been out for 15 years now until I saw the anniversary post yesterday, but it shouldn’t really surprise me.

After so many delays and so much waiting, the good-ish news is that people waiting for Blue Protocol finally found out what was happening with the game's release.

Yes, I’m having a bit of fun in the title here. Obviously there is one main artifact that serves at a major plot element in Final Fantasy XIV: Dawntrail, which makes it in fact a key artifact.

If you’ve ever asked, “What’s the worst that can happen without a fully staffed QA team?” It seems that the travails of World of Warcraft: The War Within are attempting to answer that question.

It would appear that this particular Concord did not so much fly as it arced momentarily upwards before flopping back to the ground.

The release of Dawntrail is increasingly in the rear view for Final Fantasy XIV players, and that prompts a natural curiosity about the first patch of the expansion.

If an enemy exists in an MMORPG that you are supposed to kill in some fashion, it is going to offer you some kind of reward.

To be perfectly clear, there are lots of potential reasons to decide that you no longer wish to play a particular MMORPG.

In its recent post on the topic, Riot isn’t sugarcoating the numerous price hikes coming to Riot’s various games including

If you’ve played a game on the PlayStation, you know that platinum trophies require a great deal of time and effort in order to pick them up.