Great news to all Mythos fans out there! The MMORPG has finally found a savior in the form of Korea-based publisher HanbitSoft. This would be the same company that acquired rights to the embattled Flagship Studios.

Well, finally. Blizzard has announced the official release date for World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King. They also revealed what will be included in the game's limited Collector's Edition.

Both Hellgate: London and Mythos have gotten a certain amount of popularity within the MMORPG community. Considering the recent problems Flagship Studios has been encountering, there has been a certain amount of uncertainty regarding what will happen to both games. Well, worry no longer for a developer has stepped up to take the reins in developing both game. Check out the full article for more information.

It looks like Flagship Studios is in some sort of bind right now: a significant number of employees getting laid-off, and now Hellgate: London's Korean distributor HanbitSoft is trying to take the reins of the game from the developing studio. What could make it even worse? Read all about it in the full article.

Okay, so you've got your agenda finalized. What's the next thing to do? Why, it's to announce the All-Star Speakers, of course.

Evergreen Events, the organizer of the 2008 ION Game Conference, has done precisely that. It's mentioned four important names to take note of. Find out who these four people are after the jump.

Take-Two Interactive Software, the distributor of Grand Theft Auto 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) and other games, has given word that it is planning to expand into Asia Pacific markets. The company has tapped an experienced senior executive to help them establish a foothold in Asia. For more information, don't hesitate to click on the "read more" link below.

With a new update for Hellgate: London already on its way, Flagship Studios has something new to celebrate as it found over 1 million registered accounts in Korea who joined the open  beta bandwagon for the game. To find out more about the MMO title's monumental launch in the country, read our full article after the jump.

Audiences around the world have been playing and grinding to their hearts' delight in NFlavor's MMORPG Rappelz for quite some time now. This free to play game has been wanted by genre enthusiasts in Russia, and they'll be glad to hear that it's on its way. Details in the full article.

With a passion for trying out every game that comes across our paths, we at QJ.NET went through a few skirmishes in developer DragonFly's Soldier Front on ijji, a Western portal for free games. It's a first-person shooter that shamelessly takes cues from Counter-Strike down to the core, but if you're itching to get a hand on the trigger to shoot other players online without having to pay money, Soldier Front may be worth a try. Find out why by reading our review at the full article.


Originally posted on February 22, 2008 at 1:32 p.m.

What do you get when you combine guns, swords and Matrix-like moves in a game set in a semi-steampunk world? You get GunZ: The Duel, a game that turns players into a pumped-up-to-the-max action star with a predilection for running along walls and without the subtle philosophical and environmental lessons you usually get from a Steven Seagal movie. Hit the "read more" link below for QJ.NET's review of GunZ: The Duel.

Originally posted on Feb. 15, 2008 at 1:13 p.m.