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Gearbox: The Wii U Will Get The Best-Looking Version Of Aliens: Colonial Marines After nearly 11 years of humanoid player characters, Turbine updates ancient MMO Asheron’s Call with a new playable race, with three more on the way this year.
Before I started my four-year run with the original Everquest, I spent a couple months in the world of Dereth in Asheron’s Call. That was nine years and one failed sequel ago, and I was almost certain the game had long since faded away into nothingness. Apparently I was wrong, as the title is now celebrating its 100th update since release. Originally published my Microsoft, that company dropped the torch and Turbine picked it up and ran a very, very long way with it.
The latest update introduces a new faction system, two new PVP controlled towns, new areas, and level 8 spells. It’s a mighty hefty amount of content for a game I was almost positive didn’t exist anymore.
Release Notes – August [Asheron's Call via Eurogamer]
