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I have to admit -- I've been really grooving, in a casual way, this spring return to Elder Scrolls Online. I know that the playerbase is skittish and worried, and I can see their point,

It's been a good year since I've last dipped into Palia, mostly because I've been waiting for this life sim MMO-thing to flesh out a bit and head toward release. And while it̵ ...

As I mentioned previously in gaming goals, this month I'm trying a new experiment. I'm taking every Saturday off from my normal MMOs to free up time -- and challenge myself --

And almost suddenly, my Lore-master boarded a ship bound for Umbar. The first and only other time I did this, I was excited at the unknown. This time? I'm a little more nervous knowing exactl ...

It's the start of the week, so why not start it off right with some great tunes? Enjoy your latest Bio Break Mix Tape, a random collection of awesome songs that I've discovered lately and want to p ...

It looks like there's a new bad guy rising with the latest LOTRO patch, and I already feel sorry for him. I've helped to topple Sauron -- what does he think he can do with a piddly ...

I really thought I'd be done with WoW for a while, but it wasn't long until I genuinely wanted to go back -- so maybe I simply needed a week or two break from it? MMOs are funny li ...

It took me a couple weeks to accomplish, but I finally crossed off a long-standing item from my gaming bucket list: I finished Day of the Tentacle. This was one of the big LucasArts adventure games ...

As I continue to explore West Weald in ESO, I have to say that the delves in this zone are no joke. At least, they seem far bigger and more complex than a lot of delves that I've known in the ...

You know, for a long-abandoned underground kingdom, Moria sure kept the lights on. I know, magic crystals with a 500-year half-life or something, but I like to imagine that after the Dwarves left,