Andrew Ross
Reporter
Andrew Ross usually covers E3, MOBAs, MMO-ish multiplayer games, and game related studies for Massively OP. He's a hardcore PvPer who delivered pizzas to shard defender supply runners in Asheron's Call's Shard of the Herald event, fried fish during Darkfall's World War 1 and 2, and killed many alliance members in World of Warcraft for picking "his" flowers. He is a terrible jungler, but he can usually stay on the road in Mario Kart.
Massively on the Go: Making the most of Pokemon Go Global Go Fest 2025 and its Bottle Cap option
It's almost time, Pokemon Go trainers: Go Fest 2025 arrives June 28th to 29th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. local time each day,...
Massively on the Go: Mario Kart World is too big for mobile
It's with heavy heart that I note the recently released Switch 2's Mario Kart World just feels too big to be experienced on the...
Splatoon 3 gets 30 new weapons, Nintendo reveals Splatoon Raiders spinoff
For a game in maintenance mode, Splatoon 3's getting a meaty update on June 12th. While the main news was the announcement of the Switch 2 spinoff...
Massively on the Go: The good, the bad, and the ugly of Pokemon GO’s transition to Scopely
As I mentioned in the June event round-up, Pokemon GO's been sold off to Scopely, and it's a done deal now. In the lead up,...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon GO’s Delightful Days season starts with weekend-loaded June
Pokemon Go's finally in Scopely's hands now, just before we enter the summer Delightful Days season. We'll talk more about the Scopely move later,...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon Go’s May is about maxing (battles)
Pokemon Go's buyout by Scopely still hasn't resulted in a full transition yet, but for this month's potential impact, we may be seeing some...
Why I Play: It’s not too late to get into Monster Hunter Wilds
I'm sure I'm not the only one who saw the update for Monster Hunter Wilds and thought, "Man, I'm so behind!" Heck, it's weird for me...
Massively on the Go: Switch 2, Mario Kart World, and multiplayer takeaways from Nintendo Direct
For those who missed it yesterday, the Switch 2 details dropped, and it's exactly what you're expecting: It's still both portable and functional as...
Massively on on the Go: Five reasons we want a Monster Hunter x Pokemon crossover
Playing Monster Hunter Wilds on PC has been difficult for me lately as I've been strapped for time, but the Monster Hunter series has always been...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon GO’s April update brings jokes and jewels
Pokemon Go's buyout by Scopely hasn't resulted in a full transition yet, but we're already seeing some of Scopely's influence, and it's not all...
Massively on the Go: Niantic games under Scopely may not be so bad, actually
In case you missed the news, Pokemon GO's Niantic has finally confirmed that it is indeed offloading its games to Scopely. Oddly enough, it...
Why I Play: Splatoon 3 – 2025 edition
When I first reviewed the original Splatoon, I noted that Nintendo didn't "get" online play yet but had instead created a game that did well...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon Go’s Unova Tour was functional but no fun
Pokemon GO's just announced the next Go Fest, but the recent Unova Tour LA Tour and now the Global Tour have both recently concluded,...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon GO’s Might and Mastery Season is looking weak for March
Pokemon Go's still in the middle of its Unova's Global Tour this weekend, but we've also been warned of the March 4th start of...
Massively on the Go: Preparing for Pokemon Go’s 2025 Global Unova Tour
Pokemon Go's Unova Tour is going global this weekend. While I'll save my full thoughts on the LA event for later, one big thing...
Massively on the Go: Preparing for Pokemon Go’s 2025 Los Angeles Unova Tour
Pokemon GO's Unova Tour will be at the "Los Angeles" (Pasadena) Rose Bowl Stadium February 21st-23rd - if you've bought tickets, that is. After...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon Go’s Legendary Flight lands with a thud
Niantic's problem isn't that players are over or have forgiven Pokemon Go's Dynamax/Gigantimax raids - it's that the company keeps pushing them in the...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon GO’s February shows a little love
Pokemon Go's Dual Destiny season trudges on in February, though there is at least some reasonable progress being made in terms of "getting" the playerbase....
Splatoon 3’s Frosty Fest brings a few gifts to the new year
Yes, the game may be in maintenance mode, but Splatoon 3's still making good on its promise to hold certain seasonal events, and we've...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon GO’s January dough
Pokemon Go's Dual Destiny season continues in January, and Niantic's starting the year with some new(ish) pokemon it's teasing. Some are genuinely new, like Fidough,...
