A growing number of marriages are being wrecked by videogame addiction. More women filing for divorce are complaining that their husbands spend too long playing videogames, according to research. Of those http://flatfootfrog.com/blogs_full.php?id=29777
I haven’t written a column about World of Warcraft in several months. That’s because, several months ago, I burned out, and I burned out hard. I remember the exact moment: It was in a raid; we were fighting some boss that I don’t even want to look up http://flatfootfrog.com/blogs_full.php?id=29771
A scene from World of Warcraft , in which virtual gold is the crop of many gold farmers. The industry is estimated to employ hundreds of thousands globally and rake in $200 billion annually. File Photo/Toronto Star Prisoners with video games and in-cell http://flatfootfrog.com/blogs_full.php?id=29759
Since its release in 2004, World of Warcraft has propelled the MMO genre to mindblowing new heights. MMOs had a modest following among the hardcore PC gaming crowd before Blizzard charged into the MMO scene http://club783.com/blog_entry.php?user=leave9&blogentry_id=4648
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