WEBZEN, a gaming development company based in Korea, just announced its list of games geared up for G-Star on November 9 to 12 at Seoul, South Korea.

Huxley (an FPS MMO powered by Unreal 3 engine),All Points Bulletin (designed by the original creator of GTA), Soul of the Ultimate Nation, Project Wiki (a fairy tale MMO that features cel-shaded cartoon animation), Kingdom of Warriors (a fantasy MMO based on a classic Chinese novel, "Romance of the Three Kingdoms"), and Parfait Station will be showcased at their booths. The lucky participants can try out Soul of the Ultimate Nations, while Huxley and Kingdom of Warriors demos will be provided.

And it seems that we aren't the only ones getting excited. "We are thrilled to participate in G-Star as it is an ideal platform to showcase WEBZEN's highly anticipated titles for the Korean market," NamJu Kim, chief executive officer of WEBZEN Inc, exclaims.

Yes, yes, it looks a whole lot like um, what's the name of that little game Nintendo makes? Oh yeah, it looks a lot like Windwaker... a whole lot. Now that that's out of the way we can concentrate more on what makes Project Wiki so unique and intriguing, and one of my most anticipated MMO's.

       

Find out all there is to know about this charming and promising MMO after the jump!

Game developer Webzen has promised to reveal a cool show for the Online gaming aficionados of the world this coming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) that'll be held on Los Angeles from May 10-12 of 2006. The exhibition will revolve on the company's three MMOs namely fantasy-themed Soul of the Ultimate Nation (SUN), FPS Huxley, and Fairytopia-like Project Wiki.

E3 attendees will have a chance to test-drive the said games if they visit Webzen's booth - #1300 in the South Hall. The MMOs on display boasts of top-of-the-line graphics and challenging game play. Webzen bigwigs, including the blue-collared game designers and developers themselves, will be present to assist interested gamers/press people. They will also provide whole talks revolving about the game's features, aspects, and its development process.

SUN carries the trademarked console-style game mechanics morphed into an MMORPG. It is a virtual world that lays host to emperors, armies, magicians and monsters. Gamers can assemble an army of thousands (providing you're as good as Oprah at pulling other people's leg) using Soul of the Ultimate Nation’s Battle Zone System. The game boasts of graphically stunning and seemingly endless online fantasy world for the willing players to conquer.

If you're the type who enjoys exploring Fairytopia in Neopia, then this game's for you. Project Wiki is a fairy tale-themed MMO. But don't let the cutesy name fool you, this one's no Barbie adventure. The game promises intense challenges that demands cooperation from its online players. It packs an adaptive system that's said to be provide explorers a complex desicion-making capabilities in pursuing quests and missions. The same feature also contributes to the development of the "character" of the game characters.

On the other hand, SUN's brother, Huxley, takes full advantage of the recently developed UNREAL3 engine to create unique gaming experience with up to 5,000 players converging in the same world. The game's setting is an alternative future where humans have mutated and are divided in to two opposing races - Sapiens and Alternative. The mutants are vying for the power Lunarities, in the process slaughtering the enemies they ran against. It'll be out for both Xbox 360 and PC.

With E3 just around the bend, expect more of enticing news like these spilling out all over the net. just be sure to check back here at QJ because we got all bases covered for you (and for us too of course).