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Warhammer MMO 'could last seven years'

THQ has high hopes for PC title's longevity; Showing at E3

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Letros5201d ago (Edited 5201d ago )

This is Warhammer 40k MMO, theres a big diff.

Get a picture of a Space Marine or something.

Other than that, good news to hear, this is the same makers as Darksiders, which was a polished product so hopefully they follow that trend with the 40k mmo

moe845201d ago

May have to keep an eye on this, although I never really liked the the 40k series. So my hopes are pretty low. Let's hope this 40k mmo, doesn't copy anything from WAR.

Time will tell, I guess.

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W40K MMO 'is going to be a masterpiece' - THQ

THQ's Warhammer 40K MMO, Dark Millennium Online "is going to be a masterpiece," reckons core games VP, Danny Bilson.

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chak_5054d ago

no doubt, but 2012 is far far far

Letros5054d ago (Edited 5054d ago )

This may be my most anticipated game in the coming years...expecting a masterpiece! Only thing that worries me from the article is that they seem to be banking on WoW players migrating over, they should be aiming at bringing the millions of non-mmo/40k fans into their game.

dagonmephistopheles5054d ago

If it's a boring as WoW they can keep it. I like playing the table top 40k, but, Wow is just a huge borefest.

Ironfungus5054d ago

Lol, I hope so. Warhammer 40k kicks ass.

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Interview with Darksiders' Lead Designer Haydn Dalton

Troy Benedict of GoozerNation recently had the privilege of speaking with Darksiders' lead designer Haydn Dalton about his career, his thoughts on the industry, and some of his upcoming projects like Warhammer 40K Online and Darksiders 2.

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THQ: Warhammer 40K MMO Doesn't Need A Million Subscribers

As THQ managed a successful turnaround for its most recent fiscal year, the company is keeping a close eye on development costs going forward.

In a Gamasutra-attended conference call after THQ's quarterly results, the publisher said that a relatively low initial investment in the upcoming Warhammer 40,000 MMO means that the game can reach breakeven more easily, as the low-cost Metro 2033 turned profit.

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