Shu
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 |  Subject: Hellgate: Resurrection  Tue Jan 19, 2010 10:13 am | |
| Recently, HanbiSoft held a press conference to announce their schedule for the resurrected Hellgate in Tokyo. The new Hellgate is entitled Hellgate: Resurrection, which is slated for beta test and official launch in Korea first. We’ve known that players in North America, Europe and Japan won’t be able to sign into the game until a long wait after it’s open to the public in Korea this March, but the latest announcement from HanbiSoft said it has obtained the publishing rights for Hellgate in North America, Europe and Japan from NAMCO BANDAI Games America, which thus gives players in these regions a new hope. We can see the English interface in the screeshots below. It seems that Hanbisoft has well prepared for publishing Hellgate: Tokyo, head of Hellgate: Resurrection series. Maybe this MARCH is the right time? Full Size The Original Press Release and New Screemshots on Next Page.
Seoul, Korea – January 18, 2009 – HanbitSoft Inc., announced today that the company has obtained the publishing rights for Hellgate in North America, Europe and Japan from NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc.. HanbitSoft and NAMCO BANDAI Games America, the formal owner of the publishing rights in these regions, have entered into an agreement for the game to be distributed by HanbitSoft in the future. Full Size Since October 2007, the sensational popularity of Hellgate: London has attracted many RPG gamers. When Flagship Studios closed its doors, the online portion of the game was suspended indefinitely in the relevant regions. Through this agreement, HanbitSoft now owns the worldwide publishing rights for the Hellgate franchise. HanbitSoft will roll out the launch of Hellgate overseas in 2010, starting with China, Taiwan, and South East Asia followed by North America, Europe, and Japan. Full Size We would like to thank NAMCO BANDAI Games America for allowing us to acquire the Hellgate publishing rights and are thrilled to have eager gamers worldwide return and enjoy the franchise, said Kee-Young Kim, CEO of HanbitSoft, and added, Hellgate: Resurrection is heading towards success in Korea such that we decided to push ahead with launching the game overseas next year. We will do our best to get the game to the fans as soon as possible. Full Size
We are pleased to participate in the revitalization of Hellgate through this agreement and are deeply gratified to allow Hanbitsoft to take the lead on this franchise and bring this game to the people who seek it, said Zack Karlsson, senior director of business development at NAMCO BANDAI Games America. Full Size In July 2008, T3 Entertainment acquired HanbitSoft which held Hellgate's IP and publishing rights in Asia. In collaboration with Hanbitsoft, T3 Entertainment utilized its team of excellent developers to continuously improve Hellgate. For over a year, the development team consistently provided a game with strong online features and user convenience systems. Recently, HanbitSoft launched a new, upgraded version of Hellgate called Hellgate: Resurrection in Korea which includes a free-to-play model. HanbitSoft also announced that the Korean gamers are welcoming the return of the new Hellgate, and the rapidly increasing number of users shows that Hellgate is in good hands. Full Size Click here for more information. | |
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Shu
Celestial Council
Number of posts : 10794
Location : Singapore
IGN[Game NickName] : Ashura/Iori Yagami
Current Status : Busy at Work
Registration date : 2008-03-31
| | Subject: Re: Hellgate: Resurrection Fri Jun 24, 2011 10:13 am | |
| Hellgate's closed beta has been going on since the beginning of this month, but now it's almost time to kick open the doors and blast some monsters in open beta. T3FUN announced today that the freshly rebooted Hellgate will be entering open beta in six days on June 30th. | |
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