MMO Week in Review: Daybreak, Funcom, and Tencent

    
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Ah, the start of a new year: the best time for industry shake-ups. Last year’s were pretty devastating, you’ll recall. So far, though, the big two we got this week are mainly just head-scratchers, as Tencent attempts to buy up the parts of Funcom it doesn’t already own, and Daybreak spun off at least three new substudios still under its banner, saying Standing Stone remains unaffected.

Read on to catch up with the very best of this week’s MMO news and opinions today as every Sunday in Massively Overpowered’s Week in Review!

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