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Guildwars 2 hasta el 2011

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Pues siguiendo con las espculaciones vease el quote, en realidad me agueva no poder ponerlo en la lista de juegos de rifas hasta entonces :lol::lol: , voy a tener q comprarme el nightfall o el eye of the north para terminar esas campañas

NCsoft saw increased sales but a 40 percent drop in profit this past year. Fallout from that includes the company's announcement that Guild Wars 2 won't arrive until 2010-2011. Gamasutra reported that while NCsoft's sales were up 5 percent year-over-year, including a strong December quarter-over-quarter profit increase of 60 percent. But overall, the delayed launch of Aion: The Tower of Eternity helped contribute to a yearlong slump for the Korean MMO publisher.

Guild Wars 2 was announced in 2007; a public beta planned for last year was scrapped and will be launched closer to the game's release. According to VE3D, that's 2010 to 2011 (although VE3D doesn't say where exactly it got this.)

y la fotita

http://bulk.destructoid.com/ul/121758-/ncsoft-noscale.jpg

Edited by Skybocker
Imagen muy grande

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para cuando salga la vara mi, ranger ya no sera virgen.... y todos los tirianos se la abran gozado.... de tanto que llevare sin logearme :'(

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Bueno, al menos me queda tiempo para terminar prophecies y nightfall, que he estado jugando ultimamente a ver si veo el final (y de paso consigo a Razah)

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