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  • 10 live service Games That DON'T SUCK

    With so many live-service games justifiably earning criticism, it can be easy to forget that some of them are actually pretty good. Welcome to MojoPlays, and today we’re looking at 10 of the best live service games around.
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  • The WORST Thing live service Games Do To Take Your Money

    You want to be careful which video game publishers you give your hard-earned cash to. In this video, we're looking at the worst thing live service games do to take your money.
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  • Top 10 Greediest Things live service Games Have Done to Take Your Money

    Putting players first is not something that "live service" games are well known for. For this list, we’re looking at all the shadiest things the publishers and developers of “games as a service” titles do to increase their bottom line.
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  • 10 Signs We’re Heading Toward ANOTHER Video Game Industry CRASH

    The video game industry is showing warning signs eerily similar to the crash of 1983. From the death of mid-tier studios and rising development costs to the flood of shovelware and AI-created games, the landscape is becoming more unstable. Add in broken launches, the obsession with live-service games, and skyrocketing budgets, and it’s clear the industry might be headed for a serious shake-up.
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  • 10 Games That Are Getting KILLED Soon

    Many beloved games are about to meet their end as servers shut down and digital storefronts close. From fading PlayStation classics to the final laps of “Mario Kart Tour,” players must cherish their last moments online. Whether you loved tactical shooters or live-service adventures, this list highlights gaming experiences you’ll soon have to say goodbye to.
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  • 10 WORST Games of 2026 So Far

    2026 has delivered some great games, but it’s also already served up plenty of disasters. Join us as we count down the biggest duds so far, from messy live-service experiments and broken stealth to lifeless horror, repetitive gameplay, and technical nightmares that should’ve stayed in development longer.
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  • 10 Types of Video Games We're All SICK Of

    Tired of repetitive gaming trends? Join us as we dive into the most overdone video game genres that have lost their spark. From oversaturated Battle Royales to endless live service models, we're breaking down the types of games that have gamers rolling their eyes.
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  • 10 Games That Were CANCELED in 2025

    2025 has been a crushing year for gamers, with many highly anticipated titles canceled amid industry upheaval. From ambitious live service projects to beloved franchises and promising indie games, several titles never crossed the finish line. Join us as we explore some of the most surprising and disappointing game cancellations that shook the gaming world this year.
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  • Do Live-Service Game Reviews Count?

    Games as service video games are always evolving and being added to, so the version that people play at lunch often looks very different than what we play a year later. Games like Sea of Thieves, Diablo III and No Man's Sky were disappointing at launch, but patches and content updates made them worth buying in the end. On the other hand, people pay full price for a game at launch, so shouldn't that mean that, at launch, a live-service game should provide a full experience?
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  • 10 Reasons Why Physical Media Matters Now More Than Ever

    Physical media offers true ownership, reliable preservation, and freedom from the constant demands of digital licensing. In a world rushing toward subscription models and digital-only access, there are timeless reasons why holding a disc or cartridge still matters. From privacy protection to resisting corporate control, discover why physical copies remain a vital part of gaming culture today.
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  • 10 WORST Gundam Games

    Gundam has delivered some amazing mech action over the years, but not every mobile suit mission was a winner. Join us as we dive into the clunky, frustrating, and downright disappointing games that left pilots dodging more problems than enemy fire. From broken controls to grind-heavy design, these titles missed the mark in spectacular fashion.
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  • The Complete History Of Console Gaming Part 6: The 2020's

    The ninth generation didn’t reinvent gaming overnight, but it changed how we play in big ways. Join us as we trace the rise of the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch’s continuing dominance, SSD-powered speed, Game Pass, supply shortages, cloud gaming, and the console landscape that’s reshaping the future.
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  • Is PS5 Worth It in 2026?

    As of Spring 2026, with new price hikes and a slow drip of first-party titles, the PlayStation 5's value is more questionable than ever. Join us as we explore whether Sony's current console, with its focus on ecosystem and accessories, is a worthwhile purchase for new users today.
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  • 10 Times a Studio COMPLETELY RUINED a Game

    Some of the biggest names in gaming history have stumbled, handing players games that missed the mark in spectacular fashion. From rushed releases and broken promises to overhyped disasters, this video dives into the stories behind high-profile projects that failed to live up to expectations, leaving fans disappointed and studios facing harsh consequences.
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  • The 10 GREEDIEST Decisions PlayStation Has Made

    From outrageous console prices to questionable digital store decisions, PlayStation has made some eyebrow-raising business moves over the years. Join us as we dive into moments where the gaming giant’s strategies left fans frustrated and wallets a little lighter. We’ll explore the price hikes, studio closures, refund policies, and other choices that sparked controversy in the PlayStation community.
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