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  • machiavelliscat.com/lioreblog

    Herding Cats

    Herding Cats is the home of Liore, a gamer and ex-WoW junkie. She writes about MMOs, RPGs, gaming leadership and community, and anything else that strikes her fancy

  • blueberry-enterprises.com/blogtime

    She Who Hunts Monsters

    About She Who Hunts Monsters The Travelogue of a Female Gamer Hey there! Thanks for dropping by She Who Hunts Monsters! Take a look around and grab the RSS feed to stay updated. See you around! MMOs PC Pen and paper ps3 psp reviews rpg Uncategorized videos wii xbox360 Latest Entries » Post PAX Prime Pontification! Filed Under: Uncategorized by Kristin ? Leave a comment August 30, 2011 Oh my! Here we are, post-PAX. I?ve got a can of Pepsi and Poets of the Fall playing in the

  • aiiane.net/blog

    Up Past Midnight

    About Contact Subscribe Up Past Midnight The best work gets done after 2 am 29Apr10 MMO Expectations Over the past few years, I?ve tried out more than a few MMOs. Most of them have been of the RPG ilk, a couple have been more of a shooter experience, and a few others have attempted to go for something else entirely. Across all of them, however, I?ve noticed that there are certain things that I?ve basically come to expect from an MMO. Certain things that, if the game

  • paulcutler.org/blog

    Paul Cutler's Blog

    Paul Cutler's Blog Home About Contact Ready Player One is the best book you?re not reading August 22nd, 2011 | by Paul Cutler | books Aug22 If you grew up in the 80s like me, especially as a teenager, Ready Player One is a book for you. For fans of retro arcade games, 80s music and movies, MMOs, cyberpunk, roleplaying and early computers like the TRS-80, it weaves them all into a story that will keep you on the edge of your seat. I can?t do it justice, so read the summary

  • azztech.net/blog

    AzzTech

    Sep 02 2011 MMO Review ? Hellgate Global Back in 2007 ? a bunch of people from Blizzard started a company to make Hellgate: London. An Action Roleplaying game that you could play as single player or Multiplayer mode. It was very much like Diablo?but in a post-apocalyptic setting. I found it to be a nice change from the MMOs I was playing at the time and bought a copy for my son and I. We had fun with it for a month or two but lost interest to?.something else. It was