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This is the happiest day of my life!
Yup, something to live for again.
Great news indeed. IMO the best (and the hardest ) game Paradox ever produced is Vicky.
) game Paradox ever produced is Vicky.
Congratulations to the Vicky fan.
Though being a CK fan myself (I strongly hoped for a CK 2), I'm glad to see that this grand strategy game will have a decent successor.
God save the queen ...
Though being a CK fan myself (I strongly hoped for a CK 2), I'm glad to see that this grand strategy game will have a decent successor.
God save the queen ...
Woot! Look forward with great anticipation to this title. I'm all about the economy and trade in my RL work, and wouldn't mind at all having fun with it in Vicky 2.
Belnor.
Belnor.
I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS NEWS! IT'S THE HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE!
(Ok, not really. But pretty close.)
(Ok, not really. But pretty close.)
The announcement
Paradox Drives Digital Innovation While Catering to Community
Publisher Annouces Several New Fan-Inspired Titles in Time for Gamescom
Cologne, Germany -- Aug 19, 2009 -- On the eve of Gamescom, Paradox Interactive made several announcements at their informal press and partner gathering in Cologne on Tuesday.
"Over the past 10 years we've focused on innovation, growth and creating a lasting relationship to our customers by building a strong community," said Fredrik Wester, CEO Paradox Interactive. "Today we have one, if not the strongest online community in the industry and are recognized as a leading PC strategy games publishers worldwide. For this reason, I'm extremely proud to introduce our upcoming Paradox portfolio which is a tribute to all of those who helped get us here."
Victoria 2
As Hearts of Iron 3 continues to receive critical acclaim worldwide, Paradox's internal development team is gearing up for their next big project. Using information collected from an extensive poll on the Paradox forum, the team will work on a sequel to the immensly popular grand strategy game set in the colonial era of the 19th century. Victoria 2 is scheduled for a 2010 release.
For the Glory
Following Paradox's pioneering initiative to license out the Europa Universalis engine for free, the first title utilizing such technology is ready to hit the public in Q4, 2009. This ”fan-developed” title, a hybrid of the successful titles Europa Universalis 2 and Europa Univeralis 3, will offer full historical immersion and a new in-depth experience that will feature more than 10,000 historically accurate events between 1419-1819.
Europa Universalis 3: Heir to the Throne
Just like the previously mentioned titles, the concept for this expansion was born on the fourms as gamers came together to specify what else they would like to see added to Europa Universalis 3. Scheduled for release in December 2009, Europa Universalis 3: Heir to the Throne is a gift to fans searching for a true completion to the Europa Universalis saga.
Meet us and our developers at Gamescom!
Meet Fredrik Wester (CEO), Tom Söderlund (Majesty 2), Johan Andersson (Paradox dev team), Armagan Yavuz (Mount & Blade), Frank Dolmans (Ship Sim Extremes) and Kim Soares (East India Company) at Gamescom!
To secure your appointment, contact Susana Meza susana.meza@paradoxplaza.com or stop by Business Hall 5.2, Meeting room F21/H20 for a press kit.
Paradox Drives Digital Innovation While Catering to Community
Publisher Annouces Several New Fan-Inspired Titles in Time for Gamescom
Cologne, Germany -- Aug 19, 2009 -- On the eve of Gamescom, Paradox Interactive made several announcements at their informal press and partner gathering in Cologne on Tuesday.
"Over the past 10 years we've focused on innovation, growth and creating a lasting relationship to our customers by building a strong community," said Fredrik Wester, CEO Paradox Interactive. "Today we have one, if not the strongest online community in the industry and are recognized as a leading PC strategy games publishers worldwide. For this reason, I'm extremely proud to introduce our upcoming Paradox portfolio which is a tribute to all of those who helped get us here."
Victoria 2
As Hearts of Iron 3 continues to receive critical acclaim worldwide, Paradox's internal development team is gearing up for their next big project. Using information collected from an extensive poll on the Paradox forum, the team will work on a sequel to the immensly popular grand strategy game set in the colonial era of the 19th century. Victoria 2 is scheduled for a 2010 release.
For the Glory
Following Paradox's pioneering initiative to license out the Europa Universalis engine for free, the first title utilizing such technology is ready to hit the public in Q4, 2009. This ”fan-developed” title, a hybrid of the successful titles Europa Universalis 2 and Europa Univeralis 3, will offer full historical immersion and a new in-depth experience that will feature more than 10,000 historically accurate events between 1419-1819.
Europa Universalis 3: Heir to the Throne
Just like the previously mentioned titles, the concept for this expansion was born on the fourms as gamers came together to specify what else they would like to see added to Europa Universalis 3. Scheduled for release in December 2009, Europa Universalis 3: Heir to the Throne is a gift to fans searching for a true completion to the Europa Universalis saga.
Meet us and our developers at Gamescom!
Meet Fredrik Wester (CEO), Tom Söderlund (Majesty 2), Johan Andersson (Paradox dev team), Armagan Yavuz (Mount & Blade), Frank Dolmans (Ship Sim Extremes) and Kim Soares (East India Company) at Gamescom!
To secure your appointment, contact Susana Meza susana.meza@paradoxplaza.com or stop by Business Hall 5.2, Meeting room F21/H20 for a press kit.
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It's two hours since I noticed this, and I'm still all in extacy. I couldn't be happier even if I'd gotten laid.
And yes, I just posted, but my happiness cannot be contained in one post alone.
And yes, I just posted, but my happiness cannot be contained in one post alone.
