GameSpy's been keeping our games' multiplayer alive since 1996 but on 31 May it's shutting down for good. With it goes the server support for a great many games, making them unplayable online. Or, ...
When GameSpy announced the plan to shut down its multiplayer client service, many game developers were looking to find an alternative solution to replace the now defunct multiplayer client. Many of ...
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. On May 31, GameSpy's online matchmaking client will shut down, meaning the games that still use ...
PC online multiplayer service GameRanger is battling to keep multiplayer alive in a number of games affected by the upcoming GameSpy server shutdown. While many publishers have promised multiplayer ...
Yesterday we mentioned that Codemasters had closed down multiplayer servers for racing game, GRID. Today, Eurogamer bring news that GRID online will live on with the support of Australian company, ...
GameRanger is an online gaming tool originally build for Apple Macintosh OS. It was developed in 1999 by a person named Scott Kevill. The software was appreciated a lot as the concept of virtual ...
Like an all-powerful Force controlling everything, GameRanger, a free Mac and Windows PC program, will keep Star Wars: Battlefront 2 multiplayer alive after May 31. Developer Scott Kevill revealed the ...
We're starting to miss Gamespy like an overthrown despot - sure, it was uncompromising and made life difficult. But at least things were stable then. EA's Origin team said last month that they were ...
Scott Kevill today announced GameRanger 3.0, the final version of his Mac OS X-compatible online multiplayer gaming service. GameRanger supports online multiplayer gameplay for over 100 games, ...
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