Wargaming.net announces World of Battleships, a free-to-play naval action MMO based on epic sea battles of the 20th century that will complete the "World of" war trilogy.
With the recent news of World of Tanks rolling over 40 million registered users, we talk with Wargaming America's Chris Cook who talk about Wargaming.net's humble beginnings, their transition into the free to play market, and finally to the top of the heap with only a single game: World of Tanks.
Free To Play Unlimited with Oxana is the exclusive FreeMMOStation.com webshow about F2P games. The team will bring you exciting news, quizzes, the most anticipated games and more. In this episode we bring you exciting news on Star Wars The Old Republic finally going free-to-play and the possibility of Call of Duty Online not being a China exclusive. We also have news on World of Warships and the launch of Bullet Run. The Minute of Rage tries to sell you something related to Path of Exile and this week’s most wanted game is Loadout, a mindless shooter not unlike Team Fortress 2.
Wargaming.net racked up the awards at this past E3 2012 in Los Angeles, which was held from the 5th June to the 7th. The publisher held 10,000 square feet of space with 50 gaming stations devoted to World of Tanks and World of Warplanes.
Teasingly, there was also a World of Battleships banner, but the media booth stated that that was its only presence on the floor.
if this game is anything like wot it will be half assed.