Realtime Worlds takes APB distribution rights from Webzen
Realtime Worlds' announcement follows a an intriguing demo of APB at February's Game Developer's Conference and a $50 million cash infusion for the Crackdown developer in March. As for Webzen, maybe this disquisition will finally give it the focus it needs to finish up the long-dormant Huxley.
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Glad this one changed hands. I loved Crackdown, and APB seems well, oddly similar. Huxley needs some more press. Maybe some screens, another video...something.
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GTA's multiplayer, besides stat-tracking, is still only round-for-round in it's scope.
That's the difference. I'm really excited for both games.
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But I'm still stoked about this game, regardless of multi-plat online even it sounds like it will be a blast.
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It is an odd piece of art is all I'm sayin'.
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