
EVE Forever is a slick marketing phrase, but to the developers at CCP Games that Bradford has spoken to over the years, it’s much more than that. It’s a developer imperative.

As many Elite Dangerous fans know, development on the console versions has been canceled with Frontier prioritizing the PC version of the space-faring sim. As a result, Frontier are giving console fans a way to carry their progress over to PC, as well as easing their docking on the platform in the form of the game for free.

There are multiple ways to approach playing an MMO, though often the ones that come to mind immediately are the holy trinity: tank, DPS and heals. However, there’s more to it than that – are you a hardcore PvPer, Raider, PvE player, crafter? Is there a playstyle you’ve tried to get into but just can’t, despite badly wanting to participate?

Whether you’re aiming to be the next big thing on Twitch or just give you a bit more control over your audio for your next stream, having a quality setup is paramount. Something that is easy to use, hassle-free, and intuitive lets you focus instead on the quality of your stream instead of whether or not your audience can clearly hear you. BEACN aims to solve this with their two new audio controllers, the Mix and Mix Create.

EVE Online is about the people. This was a constant refrain Bradford heard wherever he went in Reykjavik during last week’s EVE Fanfest 2022. As the first major event for an MMO since the pandemic began, it was clear that the community – and the Fanfest’s focus on it – was going in for something special.

For monster players in The Lord of the Rings Online, to say it’s been an easy life would be…well, not true. Player versus Monster Player, or LotRO’s version of PvP, has felt stagnant for years now, with issues stemming from a lack of perceived support to clear performance issues. The LotRO team wants to start to address this.