With Warlords of Draenor on the horizon, Blizzard has slashed the prices of all previous World of Warcraft Expansions

Bungie has patched Destiny to make the loot system more fair,especially for higher level players.

After a handful of years stuck in development hell, Blizzard has officially cancelled their new MMO, Project Titan.

Destiny doesn't like to hand out tons of loot in a short space of time, but there's one cave on Earth that didn't get that memo.

Bungie is really trying to get everyone to understand that Destiny only really starts once you’ve reached the level cap. At this stage, you’re at the mercy of loot, which is the only way you can continuously get stronger and keep that level counter ticking. It’s irritating that this entire system is luck-based, and seemingly also very unfair too. Last …

Destiny is an insanely gorgeous title, so it's only fair to see which new console gives us the best look at outer space, right?

In honor of Final Fantasy XIV's one year anniversary, Lightning is returning to the MMORPG. Is this what the players have been demanding, or is Square Enix just far too much in love with this character?

Destiny's raids have been scaled down, but Bungie says they're still the game's ultimate challenge