PC Gamer argues MMOs aren’t dying after New World
A PC Gamer opinion piece published on November 5 argues that the MMO genre is not dying; the industry’s trouble, it says, is mismanagement and a failure to stick to plans.
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A PC Gamer opinion piece published on November 5 argues that the MMO genre is not dying; the industry’s trouble, it says, is mismanagement and a failure to stick to plans.
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