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  • Interview with ArenaNet's Jeff Strain reveals more GW2 info

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    Shawn Schuster
    Shawn Schuster
    07.08.2008

    In a recent interview with the German PC Games magazine, ArenaNet co-founder Jeff Strain gives us a few more tidbits of info involving what we can expect with Guild Wars 2. The interview is completely in German, and the existing English translations are questionable, but the main theme revolves around ten facts about Guild Wars 2 from the mouth of Strain himself. Most of these facts we've heard before in other interviews, but some we haven't.For instance, we get an example of a tremendous world event in the new persistent world. This involves the scenario of a dragon destroying an important town bridge, and it's up to you to defeat the dragon and defend the town NPCs as they rebuild. Items will have more importance in GW2 and it's said that there will no longer be characters made strictly for PvP. Be sure to read more on the English-translated version, the original German version and an important forum thread for more player reaction.

  • Impressive Huxley cinematic trailer surfaces

    by 
    Samuel Axon
    Samuel Axon
    06.23.2008

    German website PCGames.de is hosting a new trailer (and several screenshots from said trailer) for Webzen's massively multiplayer online first person shooter (what a mouthful) Huxley. If you've not heard of the game, all you need to know is that it runs on Unreal Engine 3, is developed in Korea, and features large-scale, instanced PvP battles.The trailer doesn't show any gameplay footage (but past ones have). It just shows a really well-orchestrated cinematic sequence. It looks very Unreal or Gears of War. Unfortunately, all the dialogue is in Korean, so we have no idea whether or not it reveals any interesting story elements.Note that a giant worm-like monster makes an appearance at the end. That might imply that players won't just be fighting each other. Huxley recently found a Western publisher, so we're looking forward to seeing for ourselves. [Via Blues News]