Drew Bergmark of WouldYouKindly: Free to play massively-multiplayer online games will be the industry standard within the next five years. With a shifting of the traditional hard-copy market to an online transaction shop, it’s obvious where MMOs are going.
Screenshots from the canceled Blizzard survival game, Project Odyssey, have found their way on the internet.
Employees from King and other parts of Activision have formed a new team within the Blizzard umbrella.
HELL YEAH!!!
According to rumors, Playground just formed its third studio and Obsidian is already working on it´s third unannounced upcoming game!
Just bring the games!
Just wait 3-5 years and you’ll get something from those studios (maybe). You’re used to waiting though aren’t you obscure?
"Just wait 3-5 years and you’ll get something from those studios (maybe). You’re used to waiting though aren’t you obscure"
Yeah... well, I don´t think I have much of a choice in the matter but to wait.
Still, I´d prefer to wait for something that certainly is making its way to my console rather than beg and wait even more for something that only exist in my mind.
As per some Reddit users, Blizzard has sent Game Pass trials to new users, sparking speculations about new titles coming to the Pass.
seems most of the PC games we cover are these Free 2 Play MMO's - just did a Gundam interview yesterday to post next week
I think once World of Warcraft drops to a certain level of subs they will make it free to play too, if anyone can afford to do this its Blizzard. I quite like the route SoE went with the pass system which costs a bit more but you can play any Sony mmo as long as you're paying for the pass.