Eric Schwarz

Star Wars: The Old Republic has been the inspiration behind many editorials over the last few months, and Ars Technica’s Kyle Orland has contributed his own to the pile. While he uses The Old Republic‘s switch to free-to-play as a…

While we haven’t traditionally covered Square Enix’s games in the past, their recent acquisition of Eidos and their involvement in games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution has put them on our radar. Andriasang, a Japanese RPG news site, has revealed…

Amidst continuing news of EA’s declining stock prices and more layoffs at BioWare, Star Wars: The Old Republic hasn’t exactly been getting a lot of positive press lately. bit-tech.net adds to that with an editorial today that examines the reasons…

It appears that the continued success of Borderlands over the last few years, no doubt fueled by frequent Steam sales and several DLC add-ons, has led to good tidings for Borderlands 2. Take-Two reported today, during its first quarter conference,…

Brian Fargo, via his Twitter feed, has revealed a brand-new Wasteland 2 image – unlike the previous screenshot we saw, this one is promotional/concept art that will also be used for one of the in-game portraits. As Fargo says, the…

Infinite Interactive, developers of the genre-bending Puzzle Quest series, have revealed that they may have yet another title in the works – but that it won’t be any time soon. Joystiq initially mis-reported that Infinite Interactive were acquired by an EA studio, FireMonkeys, but…

Veteran designer Chris Avellone is rarely out of RPG news coverage for long. GamesIndustry.biz have posted an interview with the talent behind Planescape: Torment, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II and more, covering a wide variety of subjects. Chris always…

News about Star Wars: The Old Republic hasn’t been very good lately, with strong indications the game might be going free to play due to a lack of subscribers, EA’s declining share prices, and the departure of key personnel involved in…