
Neocrisis writes: Remember Runescape? It was a smash hit for tons of MMORPG-ers, especially those who couldn't afford games like World of Warcraft. Unfortunatly, a small game screen and poor graphics caused many of its players to lose interest in the game pretty quick. However, a recent update to the game may make you want to start playing it again.

A UK court has ruled that the unauthorized stealing of in-game currency can be legally classified as criminal theft.
IGN is a fraudulent clik bait farm pretending to be a news organization.
"that the unauthorized stealing of"
...You know as opposed to the "authorized steal of" personal data sites like IGN take part in.
But yes it is both IGNorant and morally questionable to imply that there is such a thing as authorized stealing.
Digital currency should be considered as legitimate as actual money. You buy it with real money, and has an equal exchange. So I fully agree with this and anything else that favours the consumer when it comes to digital currency in games.

Jon Bellamy lays out his vision for the long-running British studio, as well as discussing the success of the newly launched Dragonwilds and this year's Pride controversy

Jagex has just dropped the woodcutting and fletching update in RuneScape, providing you with a level cap boost to 110.
I love RPG's, and I like the premise of Rune Scape, but I've tried a few times to get into it and I just can't. My brother, however, loved it so much he used to be a member.
But either way it was kinda due for a next-gen overhaul. And it actually looks good.
this is exactly what rs needed. I havent played in almost 2 years but now i am contemplating a return. Varrock, here i come!....maybe
meh, wont touch it with a 40 foot pole.
my bro played this game alot so i decide the block the site