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Los Angeles (CA) – J.R. Tolkien fans rejoice because you’ll have a new MMORPG to play this fall. Wired is reporting that Pandemic is working on The Lord of the Rings: Conquest game which will be available for the Xbox360, PlayStation3 and the PC. The game will feature up to 150 characters on screen at a time with up to 16 simultaneously online players battling it out as famous Lord of the Rings characters like Gandalf and Balrog.
Pandemic is hoping for a fall release, but there is no firm date. Read more … Wired.
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