Hellgate: London servers set to reopen in Europe and U.S.
by Griffin McElroy 
on Jan 18th 2010 5:15PM
The online world of
Hellgate: London experienced its apocalypse (or, judging by the game's ruined, lifeless environments, its
second apocalypse) almost one year ago, only remaining open in Korea as a free-to-play title. Today, HanbitSoft, the company responsible for keeping the game on life support in Korea,
announced it had secured worldwide publishing rights for the title, and would revive the game in Europe and the U.S. later this year.
The MMO, which has appropriately been remonikered
Hellgate: Resurrection, has adopted a universal free-to-play model during its downtime. It's also acquired a few new features, thanks to developer T3 Entertainment. Hopefully, the studio didn't succumb to the
crippling waves of depression which hampered the game's original creators.
