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Marathon Launch Review: Bungie’s extraction shooter is a hostile beast worth taming | VGC
Bungie's upcoming extraction shooter, Marathon, is described as a hostile but rewarding experience. The article touches on the broader gaming landscape, criticizing excessive negativity towards both live service and single-player titles, and uses examples like Destiny, God of War, and The Last of Us to illustrate points about game development and player reception.
The Daily Grind: What’s the MMORPG you played for the longest uninterrupted period?
This article discusses the longest uninterrupted periods players have spent with MMORPGs, defining 'uninterrupted' as logging in at least once a week. The author notes that while games like Warframe are in their rotation, Final Fantasy XIV has been a consistent presence for over 13 years. The piece invites readers to share their own experiences with long-term MMORPG engagement.
How Marathon avoids the mistake that Concord and Highguard made
Marathon is praised for avoiding the "Blorko" problem that affected Concord and Highguard by implementing a unique "Shells" mechanic for combat avatars. The game, developed by Bungie, launched on March 5, 2026, for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, offering a fresh take on shooter gameplay with depth and flexibility. The article also briefly mentions other games like Crabmeat, Pragmata, Fortnite, Super Mario Lego, Never's End, Crimson Desert, and the lawsuit against Valve regarding lootboxes.
Engagement Ring
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater has achieved over two million shipments and digital sales. Meanwhile, developers from Warframe and Overwatch have commented on the ongoing discourse surrounding player counts in games.
As the Marathon player count discourse reaches peak stupidity, Warframe and Overwatch devs speak up in solidarity: 'This is big unemployed, maidenless behavior'
Developers from Warframe and Overwatch have spoken out against the intense scrutiny of Marathon's player count on Steam, calling it "unemployed, maidenless behavior." Rebecca Ford of Warframe highlighted the increased competition in the market since the game's launch, while Dylan Snyder of Overwatch pointed out the limitations of using SteamDB for player count analysis. The discussion touches on the challenges faced by new live service games in a crowded market.
Marathon PS5 vs PS5 Pro Comparison
This opinion piece criticizes the constant negativity surrounding video games, particularly live service titles, arguing that many popular games were not initially requested but were created by developers. The author laments the shift from entertaining reactions to "pathetic" hate campaigns against both single-player and live service games, citing examples like God of War and Wolverine.
The Daily Grind: How long is too long for early access MMOs?
This article discusses the appropriate length for games to remain in early access, using Valheim's five-year tenure as a prime example. It highlights reader sentiment that extended early access can be detrimental to the system and questions how long is too long for MMORPGs and multiplayer titles to stay in this development phase.
One Shots: What Santa does in the off season
This week's One Shots column features community screenshots from various MMOs, including World of Warcraft and Warframe. Players shared their in-game moments, from in-game events and character customization to exploring game worlds.
Warframe codes (March 2026)
This guide provides a list of active Warframe promo and redeem codes for March 2026, offering free in-game items such as skins, glyphs, and boosters. It also explains how to redeem these codes through the game's mobile interface or official website.
Least Toxic Online Games for Adults in 2026
This article discusses online multiplayer games that are less likely to expose players to toxic behavior, focusing on community culture, game structure, moderation, and anonymity. It highlights games like Deep Rock Galactic, Final Fantasy XIV, and Warframe as examples of well-designed environments that foster positive player interactions, while also advising on self-protection strategies applicable to any game.
WRUP: Win a date with the radioactive spite monster edition
This weekly roundup features Massively OP staff and community members discussing their gaming plans, including titles like Nightingale, Project Gorgon, Final Fantasy XIV, and World of Warcraft: Midnight. The article also includes a bonus question about personal experiences with last-minute delays.
Video: 13 Exciting New Games Coming To Switch 1 & 2 In March 2026
A video highlights 13 new games scheduled for release on Nintendo Switch in March 2026, including titles like Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection. The article provides a list of these upcoming games with their release dates and developers, encouraging viewers to watch the accompanying video for commentary.
Monthly Video Game Releases: March 3rd to 31st | Console Creatures
This article provides a comprehensive list of video game releases, DLC, expansions, and updates scheduled for March 2026 across various platforms including PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, Meta Quest, iOS, and Android. It also includes a preview of major releases planned for April 2026.
Warframe celebrates St. Patrick’s Day with a nearly free color picker and a giveaway
Warframe is celebrating St. Patrick's Day with a Shamrock color picker available for one in-game credit. Additionally, players can enter a giveaway for a chance to win 1025 platinum, equivalent to a $50 purchase.
Warframe heads to Switch 2 in March with major free update
Warframe is launching on the Nintendo Switch 2 in March alongside a significant free update that includes new missions, systems, and cross-platform improvements. The Switch 2 version will feature enhanced performance, higher visual fidelity, and faster load times, ensuring feature parity with PC and other consoles. This expansion aims to attract new players and provide a more polished portable experience for existing fans.
The Stream Team: Prowling through Warframe’s Perita Rebellion
This article covers MJ Guthrie's experience with the Perita Rebellion game mode in Warframe, following her previous coverage of The Old Peace and Descendia. The stream was scheduled for March 2nd, 2026, at 8:00 p.m. EST.
"We now have a clear vision for how Sumo fits into the new world" - inside the slimmed-down Sumo Group
Sumo Group, now co-led by Gary Dunn and Andy Stewart, is refocusing exclusively on co-development and work-for-hire services for partners, moving away from self-funded IP. This strategic shift follows staff reductions and the divestment of several studios, with support from parent company Tencent. The company aims to leverage its expertise in working with established IPs and offers flexible funding models, including co-funding, to collaborate on projects across various platforms like PC, consoles, and Roblox.
Nintendo, Blumhouse Games, Double Fine Productions Join PAX East 2026 Lineup
PAX East 2026 has revealed its full exhibitor lineup, featuring over 300 companies including Nintendo, Blumhouse Games, and Double Fine Productions. The event will take place from March 26-29, 2026, at the Thomas M. Menino Convention & Exhibition Center in Boston. The expo floor will showcase video games, technology, and tabletop industries, with special panels and events planned.
Warframe arrives for Nintendo Switch 2 later this month, alongside a host of new content
Warframe is launching on Nintendo Switch 2 on March 25, 2026, with a new update titled The Shadowgrapher. The Switch 2 version will feature 60fps at 1080p resolution, improved load times, and enhanced textures. The update includes new quests, a new 1v4 asymmetric multiplayer mode called Follie's Hunt, and the 64th Warframe, Follie. Details for TennoCon 2026, including ticket sales and event programming, were also announced.
The Game Awards 2025 - All Winners and Announcements - NintendoFuse
The Game Awards 2025, hosted by Geoff Keighley, celebrated the best of video games with numerous awards and announcements. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 was a major winner, taking home Game of the Year and several other accolades. The event also featured trailers and reveals for upcoming titles like Grand Theft Auto VI, Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred, and Star Wars: Fate of the Old Republic.
