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Conan MMO for Xbox 360 still on track

Conan MMO for Xbox 360 still on track

By: Alan Ng | December 12, 2008 | 2 Comments

Funcom, the developers for Age of Conan have told Gamesindustry.biz that the Xbox 360 version of the game along with another project are both still on track.

CEO of the company Trone Arne Aas has said that Age of Conan on the PC will remain a priority for the team, but that they were aiming to push for the titles release on Xbox 360 as well as starting work on its next MMO, ‘The Secret World.’

He said that the 360 version will not be a subdued port of the PC game and that it will contain all of the improvements and content that are present in the PC version.

For the full article at to hear more of Mr. Aas’ comments, head to the link below. Are there any fans of Conan present? We would like to know what you think.

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  • jake23

    I paid over 70 bucks for this sad excuse of a game in May. I gave it 3 months of my time and money before canceling after dealing with dozens of crashes, pvp exploits and a non existent customer support base that would rather ban than listen. Games like this deserve the scorn and frustration there former players give them.

  • MERECK

    Good call jake23. I will be giving Conan another try when it reaches my 360, but Block Buster will get their 5 bucks before I hand Funcom another $60. Being able to “try before you buy” the last 5 or 6 MMOs I wasted my cash on would have left enough $$$ in my pocket to pay for that new video card I’ve been complaining about needing.