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This free-to-play MMOG sounds like The Walking Dead.

The sun has set on four MMOGs published by Sony Online Entertainment. Thanks for the memories.

The PlayStation 2 will no longer be produced in the world, but it hasn't breathed its last.

SOE has finally launched the highly-anticipated sequel to its popular MMOFPS for the PC platform, PlanetSide.

European PSN players will have to wait a little longer for Counter-Strike: GO.

Sony implements Crossbuy, making Crossplay for Vita well worth it.

Don't worry, your information is safe... for now.

EverQuest 2 gamers can now add their own facial expressions and voice to their avatar in real-time.

Sorry Planetside 2 fans, looks like you'll be waiting just days more...

Despite its PlayStation focus, Sony still hasn't forgotten about the PC gamer.

So long SWG, and thanks for the memories.

SOE is merging EverQuest 2 and EverQuest 2 Extended, creating one free-to-play service with optional subscription and free software.

It's true: Th Old Republic helped bring Star Wars Galaxies to a close.

Apparently a petition wasn't enough, as now many Star Wars Galaxies subscribers have filed a class-action lawsuit against SOE to keep the MMORPG open.

Daniel Craig reprises his role as our favorite international spy in James Bond 007: Blood Stone and James Bond 007: Goldeneye.

Sony has introduced extended warranty options for PS3 and PSP owners. Costing up to $60, the new plans offer protection for users who have yet to exceed the one-year warranty that comes as standard with PS3 and PSP consoles.

A European PS3 owner has claimed a partial refund because of Sony's decision to axe Linux support.