Most gamers like you and myself probably have never read credits to developer information other than the main publishing company itself. Well, to others, especially those have participated may mean quite alot. If they have spent years into the development of the game, they would expect some sort of quote in the credit. An anonymous former developer has recently left the company before the release of Warhammer is looking to take legal action for not receiving credit for the work contributed in the past. Here are some replies from Mark Jacobs himself.

“I think the credits belong to the people who have been working on this game non-stop, whether they’ve been with us for a week or whether they’ve been with us for three years.”

“If we set that precedent right now, that anyone who worked on the game at any point in time is going to be in the credits, the credits will be 20 pages long.”

“If all the game companies agree on [a standard for credits] — on that day, I’ll be thrilled.”

For the full story and interview visit MTV’s blog.

I wanted to make a note that many games that we used to provide service for has been removed. Some of the games had became really old and lacked players or the currency has became unavailable for us to supply. The games we no longer support includes; Eve Online, Anarchy Online, Dark Age of Camelot, Guild Wars, Hellgate London, Maple Story, Mythos, Pirates of the Burning Sea, RF Online, Star Wars Galaxies and Tabula Rasa.

I do apologize if you are one of the many fans. We hope to see you guys in the future upcoming games such as Warhammer Online which is set to release on the 18th of September. If you already have preordered the collector’s edition then you should already be playing the game and enjoying a new adventure. With the knockout of many old MMORPGs, it allows room for us to focus our attention and provide you with better service, quality and pricing for the current games we still support.