Hungry for more info about EA Mythic's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning? Then head on over to the full article as we get wind of what could be the answers of two of the most burning questions to be posed to the developers: how one levels, and if one is really forced to interact with other players just to get into the game's juicy content. So check it out and see what it means to you, as well as the MMORPG scene in general.

EA Mythic's Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning is going along fine, as far as pre-orders are concerned. After selling out in Germany, it can now be pre-ordered in Canada. But how about the MMORPG and its closed beta? How far along is it now? In a Massively interview, the EA Mythic developers update us. More after the jump.

BioWare's still keeping a tight lid on their mystery MMO that's in the works, but they do reveal new details that might help give us an idea of what to expect. That and more in the full article.

When you have questions about an MMORPG, the best people to direct your questions to would be the members of the development staff themselves. In a recent interview regarding Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, EA Mythic talked about the the game's UI, the armor penetration system and more. You can read more about it in the full article after the jump.

It can't be denied that video games have now been able to reach more and more people. In an interview, Relentless Software's David Amor offered his thoughts on the situation by saying the video games are still far away from reaching the mass market. Read up on it after the jump!

MMORPGs may be fun, but every so often, you'll come across certain players who seem to have this knack for taking the fun out of playing. We're talking about spawn campers, griefers and gold spammers. Fortunately, Flagship Studios has ways of dealing with these kinds of players in Mythos. Find out how in the full article after the jump.

It was recently divulged that 38 Studios has acquired a license to use Unreal Engine 3. Now why would a company do that? Because it is making a new game, of course! This has been revealed by Steve Danuser himself in a recent interview. More on this after the jump!

Sometimes, even if you do your best, things don't go according to plan. Case in point: Flying Lab Software had to shut down seven of the eleven Pirates of the Burning Sea servers. Company CEO Russell Williams talks about the lessons the developer learned in the full article, right after the jump.

Whoa. Did he say what I think he just said? Brian Farrel, head honcho and the man of the "creative hub" that is THQ, spilled the game publisher's thoughts on their future ventures. And while strumming a few notes to the tune of market segmentation, Farrell revealed that the Warhammer 40k and Company of Heroes franchises were heading online - and in the massively multiplayer fashion, too. More details at the full article.

So what is it that makes Funcom's upcoming MMORPG Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures stand out against the competition? Well, Erling Ellingsen sat down for an interview and gave the lowdown on the things that make the game a cut above the rest. Catch the video interview after the jump!