There are always games that come and go, but rarely does a game get another chance at life. These two games have both been given another chance and lets hope this time, these new companies learned from the mistakes that was previously done.
T3Fun has announced the continuation of Hellgate Global‘s 2012 kickoff with a plethora of events for February, celebrating the theme of love. Through a series of fun events, players who give to Hellgate Global will receive rewards back. With the most events to ever take place, February will be one of the most exciting months in Hellgate history.
From DevilsMMO:
'It occurs to me that the MMO, as it currently stands in the industry, is something of a hit and miss affair. The average gamer, equipped with a console and every shooter ever made, generally only ever hears about the very biggest MMOs or, failing that, the MMOs that manage to crash and burn the hardest.
This was brought back home to me last week when I received a comment on one of my articles in which the commenter believed most MMOs are destined to fail, and fail quickly. Rather than take that statement at face value, I’ve been thinking through why that would be; what makes a game that has had thousands of hours of development hours plugged into it just fail?'
In order to better understand what type of reception the resurrected game has received since its launch and what the development team has planned for its future, GameBanshee went straight to HanbitSoft project manager Namo Kang for a quick Q&A. And while there was a bit of a language barrier between them, Namo does let loose quite a bit of interesting information - including the fact that a Hellgate sequel is in active development.
