
Fallout 76’s latest update Burning Springs has shown that Bethesda could have let the expansion cook a little longer.

Fallout 76’s latest update Burning Springs has shown that Bethesda could have let the expansion cook a little longer.

Fallout 76’s latest update Burning Springs has shown that Bethesda could have let the expansion cook a little longer.

Fallout 76’s latest update Burning Springs has shown that Bethesda could have let the expansion cook a little longer.

Fallout 76’s latest update Burning Springs has shown that Bethesda could have let the expansion cook a little longer.

Fallout 76’s latest update Burning Springs has shown that Bethesda could have let the expansion cook a little longer.

Throne and Liberty went through some volatile market activity thanks to an Amazon snafu. But what really happened?

This has been an interesting year in New Eden, and last month it only got more interesting. One of the MMOs’ largest power blocs, PanFam, has all but collapsed in the wake of voluntary departures by Pandemic Horde, sowing chaos in null sec space. Meanwhile, the MMO has seen some of its highest concurrent player counts in recent history as the chaos unfolds.

As the American Thanksgiving holiday is now in full swing, I like to also take this time to recognize the games I’ve been thankful for this year.

Emilien explores FirstSpark Games and how its handling Throne and Liberty after February’s restructuring, including the mobile dream for the MMO.

Emilien breaks down the phenomenon of early head start access for MMOs, and how access to an MMO early is just another microtransaction.