With the recent announcement of GamersFirst picking up ABP, there has been a few questions about what will happen with the game. Gaming Unwrapped sits down with Bjorn Book-Larsson the CTO & COO, to find out what they will be doing with the game.
One Angry Gamer "I had an opportunity to fire off a few questions to the CEO of Reloaded Games, Bjorn Book-Larsson, who answered succinctly and to the point regarding some of the details, features and differences between the PC version of the free-to-play action game, and the console version."
So yet ANOTHER rehash.....someone explain why we bothered with next gen??????????
How is this a rehash? It has never been on console. Also on the forums the dev said apb couldn't run on 360/ps3.
They've changed the engine, physics and gameplay to support 100 players, how is that a rehash?
I accidentally agreed on your comment ... Plus we "bothered with next gen" because of the trailers we saw when they announced the console and we drooled all over the screen and became blind and just bought it as soon as it was available then all of a sudden most games got delayed. But hey its been more than a year now and all the games are finally coming out, Dying light, the whitcher 3, metal gear, gta v, battlefield hardline etc...
I played this in beta on PC so it's been a while, but it was an empty, boring, lifeless game. I'd be happier if they shut down their servers and tried making a decent game instead.
PC Gamer interviews GamersFirst COO, Bjorn Book-Larsson about the next chapter for the troubled cops and robbers MMO, APB, discussing the game’s potential, the new features GamersFirst will be adding to the game, and the reasons why APB failed in the first place.
Develop talks to the firm that will bring RTW’s failed MMO out from the darkness and into free-to-play
Bjorn Book-Larsson, the new owner of Realtime Worlds’ final game APB, wants Develop to interview him again in one year’s time. In twelve months he wants us to ask how APB is faring commercially because, he says, his answer will prove a point.
Book-Larsson, the COO of GamersFirst, believes most MMOs will starve as a boxed retail product, yet the majority can thrive in the free-to-play market.
im so happy that this game want going into the trash