According to Game Espresso, HanbitSoft global PR manager Janelle Ha implied that there will be slim hope of free-to-play republishing of Hellgate: London in the United States even Hellgate: London is continuing to receive updates created by a US developer. That sounds like he is flaunting to the fans who are non Korean. Because HanbitSoft has just announced that Hellgate: London is currently under preparation for the next update for the 1.5 version, which will be open to public in Korea very soon.

According to Tracey John, from MTV, who made a recent visit to gamestop believes Starcraft 2 is set to be released on June 2nd this year. This wouldn't be a first in which Gamestop allegedly announced a release date for a game. As stated by Tracey: When I was visiting my local Gamestop yesterday, the cashier asked me if I wanted to pre-order any games. She handed me a list of titles, and "Starcraft 2" immediately caught my eye. It listed the release date as June 2. When I inquired if the date was correct, she casually replied, "Yeah," and seemed indifferent to my surprise.

This installment of All the World's a Stage is the twenty-eighth in a series of roleplaying guides in which we find out all the background information you need to roleplay a particular race or class (or profession!) well, without embarrassing yourself. Mining is one of the strangest professions in the World of Warcraft. This may seem counterintuitive in the face of such odd professions as alchemy, and more particularly, engineering. But when you think of it, mining is equally strange in its own way. Mining in the World of Earthiness is by and large a capitalist venture, where the people getting rich off of the various precious metals in the world are never ever the same people who actually go out and dig the stuff out of the ground. No, the rich people find other people do to the actual digging for them, and then compel those diggers to hand over the fruits of their hard work for a mere fraction of the work's actual value. Furthermore, precious metals here on Earth are not simply lying about at the surface for anyone with a pickaxe to come along and collect -- otherwise those metals wouldn't be precious anymore.

Every weekend (well, almost every weekend), Addon Spotlight takes a look at the little bits of Lua and XML that make our interfaces special. From bar mods to unit frames and beyond, if it goes in your Addons folder, we'll cover it here. Before I get started, this addon is useful to one class only: Priests. Not only that, it's only useful to healing priests, since all it does is make it easier for you to keep track of your Prayer of Mending (sorry mages, wrong PoM). Still here? Good. I've tried many different mods to tell me who my PoM is on and how many charges it has left, since it is a lovely spell and I like to use it to its fullest, which means I need to know when the darn Spirit Wolves have snagged it again so I can recast it on somebody useful. I used MendWatch all throughout Burning Crusade, but it had some annoying bugs when Wrath hit and I started hunting around for something more stable and easier to read. I quickly found PoM Tracker, and it's worked like a dream for me ever since.

Every Sunday (usually), Spiritual Guidance will offer practical insight for priests of the holy profession. Your host is Matt Low, the grand poobah of World of Matticus and a founder of PlusHeal, a new healing community for all restorative classes. This week, Matt checks out some of the PTR loot along and a suggestion of Hymns that we will never see in game. Have you checked out some of the drops from the PTR yet? There's a great staff from Iron Council that I'm definitely eyeing. I know a lot of spellcasters favour main hands and off hands. I always had a soft spot for staves (because of their looks). But most staves just could not compete with their main hand and off hand counterparts. Rapture will be an upgrade I'll be eyeing. There's also the Ironmender which is an offhand complement for Priests. I haven't seen any spellpower main hands yet but I'm sure there will be some popping up soon enough.

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The full list of rules can be found on the main Guild Wars site, under the competitive section. It's a long read, but a necessary one for anyone interested in participating in this year's tournament series.

18 chapters, 25 missions and a new playable character - Rachael

70 new characters, including bosses - all with enhanced AI

All-new combos and special moves, like running & fighting on water

Dual-wield katanas & other swords, while using new kinds of Ninja magic

Innovative new fighting and motion system using the SIX-AXIS controller

Playable Asian Civilizations - Command one of three fierce Asian civilizations - the Indians, the Chinese or the Japanese each with its own unique armies led by powerful warrior Monks, Daimyo, Mansabdars and other special units

Single Player Campaigns - Play through three new mini campaigns with new heroes and villains

New Ways to Play - With the addition of Wonders of the world and the new Export resource, Age of Empires III - The Asian Dynasties injects an intriguing level of depth to existing Age of Empires III strategy. If used wisely, these new features can mean the difference between rousing a victory or a humiliating defeat.

An Immersive World - Explore an exotic Asian setting over 11 new Random Maps, three new Home Cities, and interactions with new native civilizations, all while battling opponents in new game modes, including King of the Hill, Regicide, and Treaty No-Blockade.

15 monumental Asian Wonders

3rd-person action game with explosive militaristic combat from the film, plus loads of additional content

Iron Man alone battles armies of fighter jets, military tanks, armored Super Villains, and more

Direct power to different parts of Iron Man¿s suit, creating a variety of unique attacks

Open-ended battlefields create adrenaline-packed combat filled with unpredictable challenges

Freely move anywhere in the environment and make seamless transitions between ground combat and open air flight