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M4 at G4: Multimedia Masters Meet Mania
M4 at G4: Multimedia Masters Meet Mania was a two-day Philippine gaming convention held by the live service game publisher netGames and was the commercial launch party for the MMORPG FlyFF and the community portal Juanworld . The event was held on March 4 and 5, 2006 at the Glorietta Activity Center in Ayala Center, City of Makati.
Darkest Light: Survivor
Darkest Light: Survivor is a 2016 free-to-play casual horror game developed by Filipino developer Popsicle Games for the iOS and Android platforms. The game is no longer available.
Pasan
Pasan is a song performed by the Filipino band Callalily. It is the official Philippine theme song of the Lineage II SEA service under Asian Media Development Group .
Globe Conquerors Manila
Globe Conquerors Manila was a series of annual League of Legends tournaments that was held in the Philippines by the country's telecommunications company Globe and Garena Philippines. The series was the successor to the Rampage events .
ForPlay: By Players for Players
ForPlay: By Players for Players was a digital magazine series by Mobius Games that were made available on its website. They are no longer available.
World Cyber Games 2008
World Cyber Games 2008 is the eighth mainline World Cyber Games event. The Grand Final was held at Koelnmesse Event Hall 8 in Cologne, Germany from November 5 to 9, 2008.
Ragnarok Online Ultimate Game Guide
Ragnarok Online Ultimate Game Guide was a 2005 physical guide book for the game Ragnarok Online . It was originally planned to be the first part of a series of guides, [note 1] however the series was never continued.
Massive Interactive Revolution, Inc.
Massive Interactive Revolution Inc. was a controversial Philippine live service game publisher based in Taguig City which operated from 2012 until 2015. Its live service gaming portal was Massive Gaming .
Ragnarok World Championship 2011
The Ragnarok World Championship 2011 , or simply RWC 2011 , was an international tournament for the MMORPG Ragnarok Online that was held on October 15, 2011, at the AX Hall in Gwangjang-dong, Seoul, Korea. Members of Team Philippines were unable to obtain South Korean visas , although Filipino substitutes were allowed to compete.
Ghost of Tsushima's PC port delisting for non-PSN countries
In May 2024, the highly anticipated Ghost of Tsushima: Director's Cut PC version was removed from digital storefronts for countries not supported by the PlayStation Network (PSN) . The PSN is not officially supported in the Philippines, hence its players were directly affected. This move encouraged software piracy.
