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Condemned for destroying MMO server communities, grouping tools, like WoW's Dungeon/Raid Finder, actually do the complete opposite.

Homosexuality isn't wrong, and EA/BioWare is doing the right thing in resisting the demands of anyone who feels otherwise.

While spending virtual currency might be fun, for some, it can cause brains to go kersplat. Community Writer Joseph Orellano suggests using common sense when bringing your goods to, or purchasing from the virtual flea markets and vendors.

Update 5: Armies of Isengard seems to have a ton of potential. The update will add an entire new book to the story, five new instances (dungeons), and the long awaited instance finder that many of us have been begging for! But should we've gotten all of this is an update? Or should we already have gotten it in the expansion?

I wrote this with intention of exploring how my overly-fond memories of playing Final Fantasy XI effect my playing of practically every other game - especially Final Fantasy XIV.

Shaking up Nintendo franchises so the stale comes off.

Find out why many EVE Online fans feel they are being betrayed.

I begin my quest to find the best (or least worst) MMORPG and start with the king: World of Warcraft

In Paper Mario, plumbers are free to pillage and plunder for anything they want. What a guilty pleasure.

A loser's perception on MMOs and why they aren't for him.

The most ambitious MMO for consoles. Developer CCP has the grand ideas, but they seem to background the importance of how fun shooting a dude in the face can be.

Before I move away from the subject entirely, I'd like to digest and analyze my experiences with massively multiplayer games. Why are they so appealing? What does World of Warcraft owe its success to? I dig deep and find answers!

Do you think Star Trek Online is just another MMORPG? Here are some reasons you should give it another look.

Tony Jones of Sony Online Entertainment describes his journey from gamer to Community Relations Manager in this interview.

How to attract non-MMO fans to MMORPGs.

The final part of this three part series. Focusing on massive multiplayer games and how hard it is to actually feel like you're any good at them.