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APB Has Around 130,000 Registered PlayersTue, Aug 24th, 2010, 7:03 am (EST) BY DARRYLRealtime Worlds, the developer behind APB, have revealed that their game has around 130,000 registered players and that that on average, each of those players is on the game for four hours a day. More » |
APB ReviewThu, Jul 8th, 2010, 12:09 pm (EST) BY DARRYLFew politicians decide that gang-violence is the only way to combat gang-violence, but in the city of San Paro somehow the bill passed. Enforcers work together to hunt down criminals and clean up the streets while the criminals of the world continue to do what they do best. Enter All Points Bulletin, where players can choose to be a thug or a very hip-hop oriented looking cop and start shooting just about anything that moves. That's the premise behind Realtime Worlds' first MMO, so how does it pan out? More » |
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E3 2010: Crackdown 2 Hands-On PreviewThu, Jun 17th, 2010, 3:55 pm (EST) BY JAMIE COURTSCrackdown 2 is the upcoming sequel to the 2007 Realtime Worlds title which featured over the top powers in a sandbox world where super-cops fought to take down massive gangs in the city. One of the big differences with Crackdown 2 is that the development torch has been handed down to Ruffian Games, which may cause a little worry to fans of the original when an original team has moved away from their title. More » |
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APB Hands-On PreviewTue, Jun 1st, 2010, 12:47 pm (EST) BY DARRYL
APB has been in development for quite a long time, it was actually supposed to come out in 2005 for the Xbox 360 and PC. However, when Realtime Worlds fully acquired the licence for the project, they decided that it wasn't really going in the direction they wanted and have spent the last five years getting the game to where they feel it should be. There have been some radical changes between now and then, but Dave Jones is confident that the finished product is going to fill a void in the MMO space. |
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Behind The Scenes At Realtime WorldsTue, Jun 1st, 2010, 8:39 am (EST) BY FOZZIEWith the release of All Points Bulletin next month, video game developer, Realtime Worlds Ltd, selected a group of journalists to peek inside their well guarded doors to see just what they are up to. GamingUnion.net was lucky enough to take part in a guided tour of their facility in Dundee, Scotland. More » |
Jones: APB On Xbox 360 Just Didn't Feel RightThu, May 27th, 2010, 1:27 pm (EST) BY DARRYL
APB is due out in a few months time, but it was originally supposed to come out in 2005 for the Xbox 360 and PC. Those amongst us who're incredibly astute will notice that it's now only coming out on the PC, although Realtime Worlds, the developer, have never flat out denied their intentions to bring the game to either the Xbox 360 or PS3 in the future. |
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APB Is 'More Than Worth $10 A Month'Thu, May 27th, 2010, 9:22 am (EST) BY DARRYLDespite initially stating in 2009 that APB wouldn't have a monthly subscription fee, Realtime Worlds went away from that last month when they detailed the price plans for APB which will be available when it launches in a few months time. More » |
APB Pre-Order Bonus On Direct2Drive Allows Early AccessWed, May 26th, 2010, 3:21 pm (EST) BY JAMIE COURTSAPB is nearing release, and over at Direct2Drive, a package has been put together for those who pre-order. The pre-order bonus will include a pre-launch demo event that will take place between June 10 and June 19. Beyond the early demo, there will also be early access to the game itself on June 26, giving North Americans 3 days of early access, and 6 days early access for those in UK. More » |
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Is There Still Room For Crackdown 2?Wed, May 12th, 2010, 9:27 am (EST) BY JORDAN DOUGLASThe original Crackdown was one of the first tastes that gamers got this generation of what a modern open world game could do. It followed only 2006’s Saints Row and Oblivion as major sandbox experiences, and was praised for innovations in online co-op. The game gained considerable exposure in part from its early release this generation - February 2007 wasn’t the busiest time for game releases - and the Halo 3 beta code didn’t hurt. That being said, Crackdown by all accounts was a very solid game. From the mind of David Jones, one of the creators of Grand Theft Auto, the design emphasized freedom to experiment, and above all fun. A little over three years later, the environment in the gaming industry has changed significantly, Crackdown 2 now faces competition from all sides and doesn’t have the beta bonus. Will it be as successful as its predecessor? More » |
Crackdown 2 Coming 'First Half Of 2010'Mon, Dec 21st, 2009, 1:00 pm (EST) BY DARRYLAnnounced at this year's E3, Crackdown 2 is looking to really push on from the first installment, which appeared exclusively on the Xbox 360 almost three years ago - quite hard to believe really. More » |
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APB Developers Open To PlayStation 3 VersionPosted on 2009/08/24 BY DARRYLThere has been much speculation about All Points Bulletin recently, specifically revolving around the Xbox 360 version of the game. However, we managed to get an answer from Realtime Worlds regarding the state of the Xbox 360 version. More » |
APB Not Cancelled For Xbox 360, Just Low Priority Right NowPosted on 2009/08/22 BY DARRYL
After the Edinburgh Interactive Festival last week, speculation was rife that All Points Bulletin (APB) on the Xbox 360 may have been cancelled. However, when speaking at GamesCom, Realtime Worlds, the developers of APB, offered a slightly different response. |






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