The_Borg
22.06.2005, 07:02
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One of the reasons London was chosen for the setting is because the city has such an intriguing history to it, as it's been home to some of history's greatest calamities, such as the Great Fire of London, the plague, and the Blitz. It's also got great architecture, which helps make the buildings in the game look good. But most importantly, there's the Underground, which consists of far more than the world-famous Tube. There are ancient Roman aqueducts, old bomb shelters, and Victorian ballrooms. Most interesting, though, are the disused and abandoned Tube stations. Apparently, to keep people out of them, the British government actually pays people to guard them.
Follow the link to read more:
Hellgate: London preview at GameSpot (http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/hellgatelondon/preview_6127908.html)
Links
Official website (http://www.hellgatelondon.com/)
Screenshots gallery (http://www.theborggaming.planet-multiplayer.de/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=203)
One of the reasons London was chosen for the setting is because the city has such an intriguing history to it, as it's been home to some of history's greatest calamities, such as the Great Fire of London, the plague, and the Blitz. It's also got great architecture, which helps make the buildings in the game look good. But most importantly, there's the Underground, which consists of far more than the world-famous Tube. There are ancient Roman aqueducts, old bomb shelters, and Victorian ballrooms. Most interesting, though, are the disused and abandoned Tube stations. Apparently, to keep people out of them, the British government actually pays people to guard them.
Follow the link to read more:
Hellgate: London preview at GameSpot (http://www.gamespot.com/pc/rpg/hellgatelondon/preview_6127908.html)
Links
Official website (http://www.hellgatelondon.com/)
Screenshots gallery (http://www.theborggaming.planet-multiplayer.de/coppermine/thumbnails.php?album=203)