World of Tanks: Join the Wargaming Team for the Premier of ‘Fury’

Join the Wargaming Team for the Premier of

Tomorrow marks the film debut of Brad Pitt’s "Fury", a World War II tank picture. Wargaming and the World of Tanks team worked closely with the "Fury" film crew to ensure historical accuracy and tank authenticity. To mark the occasion, the World of Tanks team will be on hand for a special ‘red carpet edition’ live stream.

Rift: Take a Look at the Citadel of Insanity

Take a Look at the Citadel of Insanity

As the Rift team prepares for the launch of Nightmare Tide, new articles about dungeons and locations are helping prepare players for dungeons and locations throughout the expansion. Today’s article features a look at the Citadel of Insanity dungeon and walks players through the encounter.

Darkfall: Unholy Wars: Upcoming Relic System Detailed

Upcoming Relic System Detailed

The latest Darkfall: Unholy Wars blog has been posted on the official forums and lays out the details about the Relic System said to be arriving in game in November. Players can pick retrieve any randomly spawned relic and return it to a clan church where it provides a global buff. As long as the relic stays in the clan’s holding, the buff remains in place but it can be stolen by other players in order to receive the buff for their clan.

General: Armored Warfare – Tanks Crews & Commanders Unveiled

Armored Warfare - Tanks Crews & Commanders Unveiled

Obsidian Entertainment and My.com have published a brand new developer diary for Armored Warfare. In this latest installment, the team takes a look at both tank commanders and the crews they lead. Crew and Commander systems allow players flexibility to play Armored Warfare in a unique way that differs from any other player’s experience.

General: More on the Myth About Paid Review Scores

More on the Myth About Paid Review Scores

In our previous column, we took a look at four generalizations that are commonly made about the video games industry, and I offered some thoughts about how these myths can be debunked. Most of the forum discussion that ensued revolved around the presupposition that reviewers are paid by developers for good scores.