Warhammer has been around a long time - well, for some of us it seems like just yesterday we were rolling dice and painting pewter miniatures. But the game itself has survived the technological advances and is recreating itself again - this time as Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning.

You must have heard that Blizzard is working on a "next-gen MMO" through the job listings on the website of Blizzard.

Before I knew about Warhammer Online, I was really into playing World of Warcraft. Thing is, I was good at it - but I wasn't GREAT at it. And with MMORPGs, you really want to be great at the game because the better you are and the faster you level up, the easier it will be to finish, and the more things you can do and enjoy.

Turbine, Inc., a premier creator and operator of massive, persistent online worlds, today announced the opening of a new studio located in Redwood City, CA.

As with most offers of it's kind it is worded in a very general manner, almost slippery in a sense- like there's fine print without there being any.

There are many things to do as one goes through the game and completes quests. Although the Adventure Quest role playing game involves a lot of battling with weapons, potions, and powerful battle-ready odd pets, parents will appreciate the lack of blood in this online adventure.

Blizzard has posted a reminder that the Intel Extreme Masters Global Challenge tour will be in Montreal this weekend where teams will take part in some Arena competition.

Blizzard has announced that Echos of Doom, the latest major content update for World of Warcraft is now live, bringing a new Achievements System, new Talents, a new profession, and more.

Most people who are new to MMORPGs don't last long if they are scammed. A few online friends may hate me for telling all the "secrets", but the best way to figure out how to scam is to find out what scams are currently out there.

This demo for the first person point-and-click adventure Rhiannon: Curse Of The Four Branches showcases Chapter 1 of the game.