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MapleStory Fest, which was inaugurated in the April of the last year, seemingly comes back to Maplers again in the next month, according to the official statement from Nexon. Allegedly, MapleStory Fest is able to pull off due to massive quantities of followings and diehards, mostly driven by nostalgia and fixating on their childhoods. It is why MapleStory is still updating and evolving since its debut in 2005 and MapleStory 2, the orthodox sequel of MapleStory, could get so much attention and engagement in the first month of its release. However, nothing will last forever, even includes video games. After over 5 months of exploration and progressing, MapleStory 2 turned itself into a cover-girl-esque has-been. According to Steam records, 95% of the concurrent players of this game have vanished and evaporated during the five months, and most importantly, it didn't get any better recently. It was gladly seeing the decline of active players' number take a pause for some cau...

As of 2019, Runescape has been in existence for more than 18 years now. However, as old as it is, it has not lost its shine. It is still one of the most successful and popular gaming franchises across the world. Every day, thousands and even millions of players log into RS to play as individuals while others join forces. That being said, getting started with RS can be confusing and challenging, especially if do not have some guidance. To be successful, you need quality guidance, advice, and tips on how to play and succeed in RS in 2019. Herein is a guide you can trust to help you succeed. It’s Free to Play But it’s Fun with a Membership As you might know, RuneScape is a free-to-play game. As such, anyone can play. However, having a membership yields a far more immersive and enjoyable experience. Your membership will unlock: 10 more skills 80% – 90% more areas to explore 117 quest tasks There are plenty of add-ons and capabilities that you get with a membership, and none of them ...

There is no doubt that Old School RuneScape Mobile is the revivification of the version of RuneScape most hardcore players recall from memory. While the main MMO proceeds with the routine development, the Old School version remains the same as the classic edition of the game, with old pixel graphics, restricted customization, and incredibly limited controls. Which makes it rather ideal for mobile.  No need to point out that the graphics are still inferior, even as far as mobile games go, and the text with skimpy size is less easy to be read on a cellphone. However, the game has the right blend of simplicity and nostalgia that makes it a perfect candidate for mobile platforms. The mobile version is obviously untouched by the mainstream RuneScape version apart from a few different controls, which have been simplified to touch gestures and taps, which means that Old School RuneScape still inherit the same faults it always owned. For better or worse, Old School RuneScape Mobile ...

Almost three days ago, there was a trending topic in the official forum of MapleStory 2 regarding the current state of the game. Regardless of naysayers and critics being on their hobbyhorses over bad-mouthing awful time gating mechanism, all-pervasive RNG limitations, "first come first serve, later come suck it" policy and other irritating segments deeply rooted in MapleStory 2, there were still some statements out there worthy of keeping track of. The Thread starter judiciously unfolds his thesis statement by contrasting both game experiences from the predecessor MapleStory and the sequel MapleStory 2. It isn't exceptional to encounter someone with good vibes over the old timer that was absolutely converted from drastic nostalgia, as well as spontaneous antipathy over the current sequel. Between the lines, the disappointment towards MapleStory 2 was inundated with the entire post its words. Below is a segment we cited from the article as an example of this mixed fe...

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...