It took around five years from the launch to finally release OSRS gold on mobile devices. Many aspects of the game needed to be changed in order to make it happen, but due to the work done for the portable port the release on other consoles may not be too far away. With the game-as-a service model being more prevalent across consoles, and the constant advancements in console controllers, the most obvious obstacles could be less difficult to overcome than we thought.

Casey explained the plan for the future of the game as "platform incompatible." He also said that he's observed the growth of live-service games especially interesting within the context of the subscription MMO.

"Ultimately we're placed to provide game-as-a-service because, as you're aware, keep in touch with our users. If we're likely be seeing more and more this in games, we'll likely see more of this in games which are cross-platform. I'm just thinking that RuneScape is perfectly placed to benefit from that. I'd like to see us open to."

The ongoing partnership that exists between Jagex with its customers is apparent. From the ongoing support for the 20-year-old version RuneScape to more than 1000 updates throughout the entire game's history The commitment of Jagex's players is at the forefront. In addition to this relationship with players the willingness to change to changing market trends is also evident - meaning that RuneScape's agnosticism to platforms is not just about trend-hopping but rather a well-thought-out strategy to ensure the future of the game.

Powney said yes, and was talking about setting the foundation for future updates across different consoles. For Powney, Cheap RuneScape gold has always been about the "marathon," a long-term strategy that blends the game naturally with emerging trends.

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