This article provides an overview of the impact WOW’s new Dual Spec Feature will have on the various hybrid classes in the game.

World of Warcraft has rocked the MMORPG world with it’s quirky and often humorous style. The game is known for thinking outside the box, and including jokes from recent and past pop culture. It’s not shocking that these jokes have transcended the game and have become mega hits across the Internet.

It doesn’t happen often but every now and then the virtual world infringes upon the real world and a disagreement in a massively multiplayer online game has horrible consequences. Whether sparked by theft, competition or the need for cash to pay subscription fees real life violence is the result.

Vox discusses the strategies and tactics available to Left 4 Dead’s ooze-dripping bad guys - the Infected. How to play as a team, what abilities to use and how, and where to sit and wait for unsuspecting brains.

A quick look at the new scenario released with the Bitter Rivals event - the Twisting Tower! Located in the Chaos Wastes, this 18v18 scenario is combination of King of the Hill and Murderball - a combination built for fun and hectic gameplay.

Weapons, Heavy Armour, and Jewelery are all made out of metal. Getting the ore and turning it into usable ingots is the job of LOTRO’s Prospector Crafting Profession. Here’s what you need to know to get that metal.

Crafting finished products requires getting and preparing the resources that go into the end item. We explain how to track and harvest crafting nodes, along with how to behave when you find yourself competing for nodes with other players.

Staffs, bows, and armour in Middle Earth require wood and leather to craft. Getting the wood and preparing the leather are the jobs of the Forester Profession. We’ll explain how and give you some tips to increase your haul.

LOTRO has a pretty big crafting system, but you can manage most of your interaction with it in one little window. We explain how to use the Crafting Window, and how leveling through Crafting Tiers works.

Atelier who? Azoth what? Don’t let the goofy sounding name fool you, because this under-the-radar PS2 roleplaying game is definitely one worth experiencing.