Video games, MMO games, Gaming Privilege

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...

It's been a long time since Runescape players had appealed for a mobile port of Runescape. And yet the wish all comes true after Jagex released that on November 10 and gamers finally gets a taste for the nostalgia of OSRS on their mobile devices. If you intend to immerse yourself deeply or shallowly in this mobile game and get an OSRS account, here are something you should know about it previously. Basic Knowledge 101 Over OSRS Mobile  In case of an absence of familiarity with the Runescape franchise whatsoever, here is a skeleton of this game's facts: 1. For Rookies Part 1: Runescape Is A Long-Standing Game Franchise Runescape was initially created and released by Jagex in 2001; the game was designed to be a paradise where players play the role as an n adventurer in Gielinor and quest a grand magical world. Regardless of its timeworn graphics that can easily be exceeded by other games that are just as old, Runescape overwhelmingly make up for it with fre...