The Second Closed Beta date for the highly anticipated MMORPG Age of Wushu has been announced today. Snail Games will launch the CBT 2 of Age of Wushu on Dec. 20. Given the overwhelming fan response to the game's first Closed Beta in November, the company decided to offer a trial option to any player interested in joining this unique event.
MMOculture: "As announced a few days back, China developer Snail Games will be attending ChinaJoy this week with 2 major PC online games to be revealed, including Savage Horizon and Age of Wushu 2. For the latter, the only real detail we have now is Unreal Engine 4 being utilized to craft the sequel. Earlier today, Zhenhua Xu, producer of Age of Wushu 2, spoke with several local media outlets on the game."
So you want to bond with another player from the other side of the planet? These MMOs will let you experience that.
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"he practice of two players getting married in an MMO world became common enough that some MMO game developers have kindly thought to add in proper systems in their games for marriage between players. So while Stormwind Cathedral and the power of imagination is lovely and all, here are a few last minute worlds you might wish to check out if you happen to be feeling particularly romantic for some reason this weekend."
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Silly China, but it sounds much more impressive than anything else I have seen coming out of China.
That 360 controller tho.
what a rip off 4 gig's of ram hell the watcher min spec's are calling for eight gig's. I'm, going to build a console and call it the (fun station)....lol china
@shotime97
For a mobilechip set, 4GB of ram is no joke, esp. When the Unity 3D game engine is used for development, and the Arm Cortex designed mobile chip is clocked that High, if there is good passive heat dissipation than this Micro console should in performance do quite well.
http://www.cnx-software.com...
for a Micro console with those specs, it can run. Really good graphics at a stable clock speed/ the only draw back and this is one that all micro consoles built for gaming, and many high end smart phones and tablets have. Is development team size needs to be much larger and budgets have to be increased to take advantage of such hardware performance.
for mobilechip sets now that are used, it takes more budget and larger scaled teams because even though these are mobile chips, and even though they are slightly more robust in performance / power than the ps3 and xbox360 the team size needs to be just as large in some cases to build games for these mobile chipsets.
John Carmack had a very good key note about this very point about how the chips in these new Mobile setups need large teams and investment like it is for traditional Game console development, and the problem is its one or the other in most cases because you cannot do it all if you want consoles or this micro console is getting to the point you would need to split to have dedicated teams and that requires more money and invesment to establish such development teams.
the advantage is the hardware inside is up for the task for game development and the game engines for mobile scale are quite well established, the other problem is the workforce, because of the speed of Smartphone and smart devices growth in the market. The manpower with real good experience with such hardware has not caught up yet.. its growing but needs more people with that experience working with higher end mobile chips of Arm Cortex for Game Development.
If this had the new X1 it would be quite potent. Remember this is for playing $5 Android games not $60 + DLC AAA games.
