Video games, MMO games, Gaming Privilege

MLB The Show 19 was released on Tuesday and with it comes a new and improved Road to the Show game experience that fans will surely enjoy. Ahh, Spring is in the air, and you know what that means; baseball season. More importantly, that means that the latest installment of Sony’s baseball gaming franchise, MLB The Show 19, is out and ready to be played by millions of baseball fans. For a sports video game nut like myself, I have lost the enjoyment in playing baseball video games in recent years. I yearn for the days of MVP baseball where I could create my own stadiums, but this year MLB The Show has me hooked for one reason, Road to the Show. Road to the Show is the popular career mode where you create your own playable ball player and try to rise to the Major League’s and become a star. Right from the start, you can notice a difference. While creating your player you are in your bedroom. When you pick your nationality, you see your country’s flag hanging above your bed. When you pick y...

This week is going to be a little different than usual. Instead, of searching and focusing on a new game, I spent my time with an old friend of mine. The friend is Old School Runescape. Old School Runescape is the same version of Runescape that was first released in 2007. But unlike many of you expected, it's not exactly the years I could roll back regarding my time playing Runescape as a teenager. The fact is most of the time I spent in Runescape is the early 2000s. At that time, playing a game with friends straight from PC's internet browser is pretty amazing for all of us. That is a bit more well-worn and old-fashioned now, but I digress. The first thing that came to my mind before dipping myself into the Old School Runescape Mobile port was if I log back into my old Runescape account from back then. Honestly, I am not quite sure about that. But I did manage to get into an account with my name and password - what are the odds of successful access to its mobile port...

To review RuneScape in 2018 seems a primarily redundant endeavor. The classic game is a lighthouse-ish legendary MMO that no-one who got educated and lectured between its initial release and today haven't played or at least heard of. 17-year continuous modifications and improvements for the game are the way makes Developer Jagex stay relevant, and in this spirit, they’ve just released a mobile port of Old School RuneScape. To the uninitiated, RuneScape has been changing thoroughly all the way, yet fanboys always worship the 2007 build of Runescape 2. In 2013, Jagex released Old School RuneScape - proved to be a hit with the fans - enough to justify a mobile port of it, and enough to justify a review of the said mobile port. Basically, the mobile port Old School Runescape is not just designed for catering to the old or current players of Runescape,  but it is a great game for everyone in general.  Old School RuneScape is no way to divide from the nostalgia that 2007 RuneS...

Tangled by constant consumers complaints and reports regarding Fortnite internal bugs, glitches, crashes and so many other gameplay-relevant issues, Epic decided to stop to launch new updates, mostly concerns neoteric weapons,skins, materials and other contents, organizing a massive investigation on Fortnite parasitic and unresolved internal issues as well as a series of placatory compensations instead. According to the Epic announcement released on Reddit hours ago, this postmortem will be activated in this week - in another word, within three days. This is also a leak and preview of the 5.40 update of Fortnite - which regarded as the outcome of this postmortem and an amendment of Epic’s consistent policy, "New content is the top priority to make them attached" - will shift its core of work into “longer technical post-mortem ” before Season 5 completely goes into a wipeout. Though the efforts that the tech support devoted are much more than Epic used to perform maintenance,...

There are some games that just don't feel good to play on a phone, games that require twitchy controls, games that need a lot of buttons, and games that can't be put down for a moment so you can answer a text are just a few examples. While MapleStory M knows that it's not ideally suited for touchscreen play, its solutions to the problem end up distancing the player and making for a rather boring experience. MMOOM (Massive Multiplayer Online On Mobile) MapleStory M is a mobile port of classic PC MMO. It's an ambitious project, and for the most part it works really well. You create a character, level them up, unlock new abilities, find citizens in need, help them with their quests, and then get some rewards. Mo' problems  While there's a sharp, dopamine-filled compulsion loop here, MapleStory M falls into the same trap as a lot of other mobile MMOs out there. Within about an hour and a half, I was already level 20 and could get rid of my...

It was one of worst days for those players just got the hands on their newly purchased Fortnite Skins such as Drift, Zoey Huntress, Valor, Fate and other skins with capes-ish clothing since a glitch has been released and stuck on those skins for some days. Those skins, showing up with some disengaged part of clothing waist down, emote in a much worse circumstance when players try to fit them up with different emotes. With the separating pieces stuck in the middle of the body part while other parts of a body move as smoothly as  usual, it was the most disturbing strip dance 101 people have ever seen in their lives. Although there is a silver lining in the unfortunate incident: for those skins without cape-ish outfits and only T-shirts and skinny pants appeared mostly, they aren't bothered and haunted by the nightmare as the others did at present in the game. Some viewers, who just have taken a peek on the YouTube video about the glitches, clarified ther...