Under a Withering Moon

With the popularity of Retro Gaming on the rise, why is no one developing a Retro-styled MMORPG? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Discussing the use of drugs in gaming content. Is it appropriate with so many younger gamers in the community, or is it fine, considering the adult nature of such titles? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Discussing the use of drugs in gaming content. Is it appropriate with so many younger gamers in the community, or is it fine, considering the adult nature of such titles? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Considering how many of us who are pen-&-paper roleplayers have tried Live-Action roleplaying to one extent or another, why are LARPers shunned way more than other roleplayers? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Considering how many of us who are pen-&-paper roleplayers have tried Live-Action roleplaying to one extent or another, why are LARPers shunned way more than other roleplayers? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Discussing how playing Retro games on actual consoles compares to doing the same via software emulation. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Discussing how playing Retro games on actual consoles compares to doing the same via software emulation. Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Can we discern the fate of the MMORPG genre from what happened to the pen-&-paper RPG market? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

Can we discern the fate of the MMORPG genre from what happened to the pen-&-paper RPG market? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.

We all know that the PC dominates the video game market, but will that remain true for long? Can consoles, and even mobile games, take over the market? Theme Music – “Pinball Spring”, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com), licensed under the Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” license.