Frank Pearce Confirms Blizzard’s Next-Gen MMO Codenamed Titan

[Hawki]

Since it's listed for a 2011 release, I don't think the progression of technology is so much an issue. That also makes it seem more unlikely to be Ghost IMO-if it were, we'd almost certainly have an announcement before the year of its release. Something akin to DLC seems more likely, as it's less significant and therefore not worthy of announcement back in 2010.

[Blazur]

Whatever it ends up being, if it involves a subscription fee like I'm sure it will, then I won't be playing it. Besides, between SC2 and Diablo 3 I should have all the games I'll be needing for quite some time.

Never was a fan of MMORPG's anyways.

If so, it just shows Blizzard can't learn lessons. The PS3/Xbox 360 aren't that new. Given how long Blizzard takes to make games, it'd just get canned again, and for the same reasons. (At least the PC is infinitely upgradeable.)

Indeed. They should have just released the game for the PC. Although now that they're merged with the scum that is Activision, presumably they have more developers to bring their idea to consoles.

[Quirel]

Since it's listed for a 2011 release, I don't think the progression of technology is so much an issue. That also makes it seem more unlikely to be Ghost IMO-if it were, we'd almost certainly have an announcement before the year of its release. Something akin to DLC seems more likely, as it's less significant and therefore not worthy of announcement back in 2010.

Query... isn't this the company known to be even worse with deadlines than I am?

Don't know whether they would announce it before now or after if it was Ghost, but I can't help but wonder...

Kotick? Is that his name? Didn't he mention the possibility of using cutscene material to tell stories outside of games, create new movies, and generate ca$h?

How much of an ahead do you think we'd get for a StarCraft mini-movie?