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Namco Bandai confirms that the long-standing relationship with Electronic Arts will be continuing with Flagship's flagship title...
Namco Bandai and Electronic Arts have today confirmed that both will be co-publishing Flagship Studios' MMO Hellgate: London, across North America and Europe.
"Hellgate: London is more than just a highly-anticipated PC game. It is the cornerstone of a franchise and that requires a different approach than the average product," said Makoto Iwai, Senior Vice President of the Development Group at NAMCO BANDAI Games America Inc. "With an industry-leading marketing and sales network, our co-publisher EA brings expert knowledge and resources to our partnership that will ensure this AAA title will reach the largest market possible."
"We are thrilled that NAMCO BANDAI chose EA as its partner on this highly-anticipated game," said David DeMartini, Vice President & General Manager, EA Partners. "We are very excited to be involved with Flagship Studios' first title. The talent at Flagship Studios and NAMCO BANDAI, combined with EA's marketing expertise and publishing resources sets the stage for a blockbuster worldwide launch."
"This partnership assures the best possible outcome for Hellgate: London from both a development and customer-reach standpoint." said Bill Roper, CEO of Flagship Studios. "By working with both companies in their undisputable areas of strength and expertise, we can bring the game to as many people as possible while maintaining our development focus and schedule at Flagship Studios."
Hellgate: London is already confirmed to be digitally distributed via Flagship Studios' Ping0 system, which the outfit's CEO Bill Roper spoke at length about in a recent interview with TVG.
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Added:Tue 19th May 2009 15:02, Post No: 31
The decision to shut servers has nothign to do with EA. They merely distributed the game. The decision was Namco-Bandai's to shut the game as they owned publishing rights. They sold the Asian rights to Hanbitsoft, who are currently running Hellgate: London in that territory - but have no rights to run the game anywhere else.
Added:Tue 19th May 2009 12:16, Post No: 30
the srvs has been shut down beacuse EA order it.the hellgate london gains to much fans and it was a possible threat for ea games.so the hellgaters like me must not give up and continue to fight for our beloved game:HELLGATE LONDON.
Added:Wed 05th Nov 2008 16:53, Post No: 29
Is there exspansion pack for single player hellgate london game? handle is ZOMBIEKILLER!
Added:Wed 05th Nov 2008 16:18, Post No: 28
like it.
Added:Mon 27th Oct 2008 10:27, Post No: 27
Bye bye Hellgate, I'd like to say it was fun whilst it lasted, but seems you can't take too many risks when it comes to MMO business models.
Added:Thu 08th Nov 2007 02:01, Post No: 26
i understand the creators perspectives completely, they dont seem to be in it for the money, they should be commended for allowing free gameplay, good job guyz!
Added:Mon 05th Nov 2007 22:05, Post No: 25
as it is optional there is no real reason to complain...
Added:Tue 30th Oct 2007 01:00, Post No: 24
i hate the idea of pay to play personally i don't have the money to pay a fee of 9,99$ a month, witch ends up being 119.88$ a year.
Added:Wed 10th Oct 2007 08:20, Post No: 23
150 dollars for founders offer + 50 for the game = $200 Are you willing to pay for eternal greatness? I am this is a classic and will be alive long after Diablo is in the dirt.
Added:Tue 09th Oct 2007 16:49, Post No: 22
founders offer for me just about every game I have played like this has been for more than a year so might as well have it constantly changing for one lump sum up front and no buying expansion packs like those Greedy whores at blizzard