Hellgate: London combines the depth of role-playing games and action of first-person titles, while offering infinite playability with randomly created levels, items, and events.
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Hellgate London to cost $9.95 a month
Not required, but does give players a more complete experience and less waiting in queues.
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Hellgate: London coming to 360?
Namco Bandai is definitely not ruling out a move to Microsoft’s next gen machine.
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Hellgate: London might charge for extra online mode
Flagship Studios CEO Bill Roper has revealed that a paid subscription might be required to experience the full Hellgate: London game.
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Hellgate: London readies for summer release
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EA and Namco Bandai team up for Hellgate: London
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Hellgate: London source code stolen?
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