Brave New World
Mike Morhaime opens up about pushing the world's most successful developer into new territory
Oli Welsh,
Oli was Eurogamer's MMO Editor before a seven-year stint as Editor. He worked here for a colossal 14 years, shaping the website and leading it.
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Mike Morhaime opens up about pushing the world's most successful developer into new territory
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Law bans buying real goods and services with virtual currency, not vice versa
3D motion-sensing technology firm officially recognised as part of Redmond giant
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Brad Wright admits the online title "should be happening by now"
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In-game currency investigation reveals that 70% of all trade is in World of Warcraft gold
43 North American and 20 European low-population servers to close
Activision, Capcom, EA and Koei among 24 companies licensed to create content
Splash Damage's Paul Wedgwood on modders, critics and getting in bed with Bethesda.
49 realms cut to just 18 in order to improve overall player experience on remaining servers
Atari now likely to publish the MMO following Cryptic Studios purchase
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