Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A newly released World of Warcraft policy has dealt a serious blow to a controversial game practice. Blizzard announced that using ...

Our old friend Tim Sullivan, who worked at Wowhead way back in the day, just sent along a note that he's working on a brand new web video series all about something in World of Warcraft that's been ...

"As World of Warcraft has evolved, our policies have also evolved to support the health of the game and the needs of the players," the blog post reads. "We've examined the use of third-party input ...

Blizzard is taking another swing at sorting out multiboxing in World of Warcraft. Last year, the developer updated its policy on input broadcasting software before taking action against people found ...

Naively we thought multiplayer gaming meant you and lots of other people all over the world coming together to play simultaneously, but Zhek Kromtor's multiboxing rig takes a slightly different ...

Today, Blizzard has announced that third input broadcasting software (such as levelbuddy) will no longer be tolerated in World of Warcraft. This type of software is often used for Multiboxing (one ...

Recently, I've been dipping my first tentative toe into the murky waters of multiboxing. I've explored various avenues and options, and settled upon what I have found to be by far the easiest way to ...

Multiboxing is a divisive topic in the WoW community, and that’s putting it lightly. When one person is able to control up to 40 characters at once, it allows that player to do things that other ...

Multiboxing is a divisive topic in the WoW community, and that's putting it lightly. When one person is able to control up to 40 characters at once, it allows that player to do things that other ...