Many of us actually realize that social activity in MMOs is fun, weird uncle in the guild house included. In today's Coyote's Howling, we take a look at that online family that we know and love, identifying each one by type. See if you see YOUR virtual family in today's column. Have other ideas? Leave them in the comments.Posted Feb 9, 2012 by Coyote Sharptongue
There are two things that are always sure to twitter-pate our readership: Coyote Sharptongue's pithy MMO commentary and Star Wars: The Old Republic. Today we bring you the best of both in our latest Coyote's Howling. Read on!Posted Feb 2, 2012 by Coyote Sharptongue
One of the first things we're asked to do on entry into an MMO is come up with a name. Our names reveal much about us as we content in Coyote's Howling today. Read on and then let us know your name and why you named yourself such in the comments!Posted Jan 26, 2012 by Coyote Sharptongue
Sometimes that movie or TV show you love so well is NOT the best candidate for an MMO. In today's Coyote's Howling we show you exactly what we mean when we say that. Check it out and then let us know what you're thinking in the comments.Posted Jan 19, 2012 by Coyote Sharptongue
Innovation is a good thing but often it is masked behind the "do we really need this...really?" face that we adopt on looking at the latest techno-toy. In today's Coyote's Howling, we take a look at good ideas gone bad. See what you think and then leave us your thoughts in the comments.Posted Jan 12, 2012 by Coyote Sharptongue
Before anything else, remember that the type of game that many of us played is actually called a massive multiplayer online ROLE PLAYING game. In Coyote's Howling today, we take a look at role playing in today's MMOs and what it really means. Read on and then FORSOOTH! Be sure to leaveth your commenths!Posted Jan 5, 2012 by Coyote Sharptongue
With last week's launch of Star Wars: The Old Republic, many folks' imaginations have been opened to the idea of space-themed MMOs. In today's Coyote's Howling, we opine that the fantasy genre "needs a well-deserved rest". See if you agree and then leave us your ideas in the comments.Posted Dec 29, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
With Christmas literally right around the corner, it behooves us to know the best gifts to buy for our loved ones. In today's Coyote's Howling, we take a look at the things we should NEVER buy the gamer in our lives. Read on and then leave us a comment or two.Posted Dec 22, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
MMO fans have been clamoring for a horror-themed game for as long as the genre has existed. In today's Coyote's Howling, we take a look at why we don't believe that a horror MMO won't work -- not now, not ever. Check it out and see if you agree. Let us know what you think in the comments.Posted Dec 15, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
There's no question that a lot of n00bs will be checking in to play Star Wars: The Old Republic. That said, there are some tried and true rules that n00bs should pay attention to and which we will impart our vast knowledge about in today's column. Check these puppies out and then let us know what you think in the comments.Posted Dec 8, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
There are a legion of fans out there who, like Cinderella being ignored for the Glass Slipper, did not get their Star Wars: The Old Republic beta testing opportunity. In today's Coyote's Howling, we learn just how bitter that can make a person. Read on!Posted Dec 1, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
Even curmudgeons are thankful once in awhile. We here at MMORPG.com are no exception. In the latest Coyote's Howlings, we take a look at that for which we are most thankful: Gaming. Read on and then offer a few thoughts about why you're thankful for gaming.Posted Nov 24, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
Like everyone else around here, it appears that our own Coyote is embroiled in Skyrim, the most MMO-like non-MMO on the planet. In his latest Coyote's Howling, Mr. Sharptongue gives his thoughts about and a teeny tiny review of Skyrim. See what you think and then add a few comments of your own!Posted Nov 17, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
We've all heard those persistent rumors from politicians and others who are simply jealous because they're not making the big bucks. You know: "Video games cause violence." "Video games cause brain destruction." In today's Coyote's Howling, resident pundit Coyote Sharptongue debunks the most persistent myths. Keep reading!Posted Nov 10, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
Battlefield 3. The mere sight and sound of the name sends players around the world in to paroxysms of joy. In Coyote's Howlings today, MMORPG.com's Coyote Sharptongue chronicles his glee...and angst...with the hallowed title from EA. Check it out and then let us know about your experiences with Battlefield 3 in the comments.Posted Nov 3, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
In this week's Coyote's Howling, MMORPG.com humorist Coyote Sharptongue discusses why the seemingly innocuous free-to-play business model ends up costing him an arm and a leg.Posted Oct 27, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
As we've said, the NDA has lifted for press members for Star Wars: The Old Republic and excitement permeates the air. A day as grand as this one could not pass by without poignant remarks from our own Coyote. See what Coyote has to say about SWTOR and about NDAs and more in his latest column for MMORPG.com. Leave us your thoughts when you're done!Posted Oct 20, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
Coyote Sharptongue is back again with another column guaranteed to set teeth to gnashing and tongues to wagging. Called "Game Piracy is B.S.", Coyote takes aim at the boogeyman of online gaming: The erstwhile pirate. Check out Coyote's column and then leave your thoughts in the comments.Posted Oct 13, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
In his latest column, MMORPG.com's own Coyote Sharptongue turns his laser gaze at the quest system in most MMOs. That's right: Those quests that "suck", to put it succinctly. See what Coyote has to say about quests and what makes some of them so crappy. Let us know what you think in the comments.Posted Oct 6, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
Coyote Sharptongue is back again and ready to tickle your funny bone and tweak your nose at the same time. In this week's article, Coyote talks about how scientists are utilizing the power of the gamer to solve the mysteries of the universe. Check out Coyote's latest column and then weigh in with your thoughts in the comments.Posted Sep 29, 2011 by Coyote Sharptongue
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