Jon Wood

MMORPG.com Managing Editor Jon Wood reports on a lecture at this year's Game Developers Conference given by EVE Online's Lead Economist Dr. Eyjo on how CCP fights RMT in EVE Online.

MMORPG.com Managing Editor Jon Wood writes this week's column on the importance of accessibility to the future of traditional MMOs.

MMORPG.com Managing Editor Jon Wood sat down with Gamigo's Patrick Streppel to talk about Black Prophecy at this year's Game Developers Conference.

MMORPG.com's Garrett Fuller recently spoke with Eudemons Online developer Benjamin Wang about his F2P MMO.

MMORPG.com's Jon Wood has updated the site's Staff Blog with a look at story in MMOs and what needs to change about the way that it's approached.

After playing the single-player RPG Zelda: Twilight Princess, Player Perspectives columnist Jaime Skelton wrote this article on the magic of video games and what MMOs can do to re-capture it.

In preparation for his full blown review, MMORPG.com's Bill Murphy takes a look at, and gives us his impressions of, the early game for Flying Lab Software's Pirates of the Burning Sea.

MMORPG.com's Jon Wood writes his column this week on some of the ideas that have been mentioned to bring sandbox MMOS back to development and whether or not players would actually be willing to accept the results.

MMORPG.com's Jon Wood writes his column this week on some of the ideas that have been mentioned to bring sandbox MMOS back to development and whether or not players would actually be willing to accept the results.

Every Thursday during the month of March, the team from Aika will provide us with three new screenshots from their upcoming MMO.

New MMORPG.com Reviewer Erki Birk writes this look at Webzen's Soul of the Ultimate Nation.

Every Wednesday during the month of March, the team from Mytheon will provide us with three new screenshots from their upcoming MMO.

MMORPG.com Istaria Reporter Erin McManaway returns this week to talk about that game's most recent update.

Today, MMORPG.com columnist Scott Jennings devotes his column to a sigle thought: Activision lowers the boom on Infinity Ward, and illustrates a fundamental problem with game development.

After looking many times for a guild to call his own, our own Bill Murphy offers some tips on how to know if your guild just isn't going to work out for you.