Publishers are misinterpreting the demand for new MOBAs and MMOs
It’s an oligopoly that shouldn’t be tampered with.
Even Superman couldn’t save Infinite Crisis
MOBAs are incredibly popular, with the market bringing in $54 million a month in the U.S. alone, according to industry-intelligence firm SuperData Research. However, mega-hits like League of Legends and Dota 2 dominate the field.
Infinite Crisis and The Lord of the Rings Online developer Turbine suffers layoffs
Warner Bros. cuts jobs at the Boston-based developer.
The history of MOBAs: From mod to sensation
Here's how a StarCraft mod helped to shape the future of gaming.
Chasing League of Legends: Here’s every upcoming MOBA we could think of
We list every upcoming MOBA we can think of, from those in open beta to others barely just announced.
Warner Bros. Interactive cuts jobs at Infinite Crisis developer Turbine
Parent company Warner Bros. Interactive wants to free up some cash to invest in new areas of growth.
11 notable MOBAs of the past, present, and future
League of Legends and Dota 2 aren't the only MOBA games out there. Here's a list of some interesting alternatives.
Strife embodies the rising swagger of seasoned developer S2 Games (interview)
S2 Games chief executive Marc DeForest tells us why the company decided to make yet another game in the increasingly crowded multiplayer online battle arena genre.
Infinite Crisis takes on League of Legends with DC characters (video interview)
The new Warner Bros. title will let you pick from multiple versions of your favorite DC Comics characters and battle in a dynamic arena.
Infinite Crisis melds MOBA genre with familiar DC heroes (hands-on preview)
GamesBeat goes hands-on with the new multiplayer online battle-arena title from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and Turbine.