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EA and Namco Bandai confirm a global release for Flagship Studios' debut title.
At an announcement made at CES 2007 in Las Vegas, Electronic Arts and Namco Bandai Games today confirmed a global release for Hellgate: London during summer 2007.
Developed by Flagship Studios under the helm of former Blizzard Director Bill Roper (and a small raft of other ex-Blizzard staff), the action-RPG sees gamers battle hordes of demons in the ruined capital.
"We are all committed to making Hellgate: London absolutely the best game possible," said Bill Roper, CEO of Flagship Studios. "The anticipation surrounding the game is immense and we are looking forward to its launch being a truly worldwide event."
Hellgate: London has recently been announced as meeting the Games for Windows criteria by Microsoft.
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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