WAR ON FOLVOS

WAR ON FOLVOS, the new open-source application development kit for MMORPG World of Warcraft, is available now.The WAR II project enables a new level of content creation, including non-profit, design, content and quality assurance tools.

WAR is the first non-profit game-development tool developed by the UN, which includes two huge internal efforts: an open-source OS, as well as a large consulting community and over 500 other developers. All the development of the WAR II project is backed by the UN's open source Chief Research and Development (PAI), Mark Huerta, who authored the WAR and has worked on numerous projects to date.

WAR II's beta will be in early access for the time being.

WAR II is powered by the Unreal engine. The game has been built with realistic player animation, level scaling, particle quality and tooldability, graphics, shading, high-quality gameplay, and a dynamic lighting system.WAR II's first free demo is still available to download from the official WAR II Web site. A full preview of the game will be released next week.

Origin Systems and Infinite Interactive are still in talks to acquire the Warhammer license, but the deal is not expected to close by the end of 2000.

Origin Systems is based in London, England.

EA Games has a very high turnover rate of about $2.8 billion on a turnover of about $42.8 million per year, according to EA.

Mark Huerta said that EA's revenues were derived from a variety of factors, including a number of factors including the licensing and marketing costs, the constant price advantage of the acquisition, and the future of the Warhammer license. EA is holding a big meeting with Apple at the AOU trade show in Southern California to discuss its strategy, and Huerta said that it is looking into selling the Warhammer license to EA and others.

Speaking of the Warhammer license, EA has signed an agreement with and holding a key retail release of Warhammer in the US.

The company is currently working on a "multiplayer online role-playing game" for the PC.

"It will be released in Europe in 2008 and in North America in 2008," said Huerta.

The Warhammer license includes games published by Namco Bandai, and from the perspective of publisher EA and EA. The Warhammer license includes titles such as Superman Returns, and is set to be published by THQ.

EA's Warhammer license includes games for the Sega, Sony, Atari, LucasArts, Midway, and THQ, as well as games from Frontier, developer of the Planet Coaster and Destroy All Humans! games.