More details have come to light regarding the Xbox 360 version of Webzen's Huxley MMOFPS. For one, even though its release has been moved to 2009, the Xbox 360 version will have more content like Xbox 360-exclusive campaigns and PvP battles. More in the full article.

It may not have registered in your radar when Realtime Worlds reacquired the license for the cops-and-robbers MMORPG All Points Bulletin weeks back. But rumor has it that APB will be pitched to Rockstar Games as Grand Theft Auto Online. More details after the jump.

Good news and bad news to fans of the Webzen's upcoming MMOFPS Huxley. The developers have announced that the Xbox 360 console version of the game will be delayed. On the other hand, even with this minor setback, the PC version is still very much on schedule.

Either way, a fresh gameplay video has just been released for those who are curious. Find out more after the jump!

The second closed beta testing for upcoming MMOFPS Huxley (MMO and Xbox 360) was ended recently and judging from the video clip we managed to embed, it looks like that it went perfectly fine. Webzen Games will release the game some time during Q2 of 2008.

Despite having two different versions, Huxley will be experienced differently by gamers depending on their platform of choice. More info and the clip after the jump!

Similar to what's being planned for the Xbox Live Arcade service in India, an edutainment game is reportedly being prepped for release on the Korean Xbox Live Arcade. This edutainment title will be part of Microsoft's push to bring more casual gamers into the Xbox 360 fold and will be released in the region along with six other Korean-developed Xbox 360 retail titles. More details at the full article.

Independent video game developer Realtime Worlds received a whopping US $ 31 million from New Enterprise Associates (NEA) to build new video game franchises and recruit top programming and game development talent from around the world. Realtime Worlds is currently polishing its first exclusive Xbox 360 game, Crackdown, set to be released sometime 2007. In addition,  the company is also working on All Points Bulletin, an original MMOG for PC and Xbox 360 in partnership with Korea">Webzen of Korea.

Realtime World said the big bucks will allow them to do "extraordinary things." One of those extraordinary things would be developing a global centre of excellence for some of the world’s best games developers. Some of the money will also go into building "new gaming experiences" for the Xbox 360 and PC.

Korean publisher/developer Webzen is going to be pretty darn huge in a little while. They've got an envious slate of MMO's lined up that include Project Wiki, Soul Of The Ultimate Nation, an unnamed Red 5 project, and the highly anticipated MMOFPS Huxley, and yeah, that stands for Massively Multiplayer Online First Person Shooter.

Now stop me if you've heard this one before, but it's the future and it's a post apocalyptic landscape, earthquakes, tidal waves and massive climate changes have ravaged the earth, cutting continents off from one another and throwing human civilisation into chaos.

       

The survivors of these catastrophes dream of the days when things were better and life was simpler, the sudden appearance of mutants among the population causes further anarchy, racism and oppression rear their ugly heads and a human civil war breaks out. The Alternatives and The Sapiens wage bloody war and battle for control of a powerful energy source, the Lunarites, created by scientist and possible savior, the titular Huxley!

Get the skinny on Webzen's epic sci fi fantasy MMO after the jump!