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After a long period of silence, news about Heroes of Might and Magic Online has finally appeared.
First, the official website has moved from http://ho.91.com to http://yx.91.com.
The website design has been updated again and now looks very airy, heavenly, and inspiring.
The beta testing of the game is now open on the official website at http://jhm.yx.91.com/ (everything is in Chinese, so those unfamiliar with the language may not understand. Fortunately, for those who know English, a small guide on how to register for the beta test can be found at http://feature.mmosite.com/content/2007-11-30/20071130005635353.shtml). But the saddest thing is probably that the beta test registration is only open until December 9th.
If you browse the pages of the updated website, you can see that the Chinese developers have approached the development quite carefully, and the fact that the website includes a brief history of the Heroes of Might and Magic series, starting with King's Bounty, and mentions NWC, 3DO, and the creator of the series, Jon Van Caneghem, is already impressive.
First, the official website has moved from http://ho.91.com to http://yx.91.com.
The website design has been updated again and now looks very airy, heavenly, and inspiring.
The beta testing of the game is now open on the official website at http://jhm.yx.91.com/ (everything is in Chinese, so those unfamiliar with the language may not understand. Fortunately, for those who know English, a small guide on how to register for the beta test can be found at http://feature.mmosite.com/content/2007-11-30/20071130005635353.shtml). But the saddest thing is probably that the beta test registration is only open until December 9th.
If you browse the pages of the updated website, you can see that the Chinese developers have approached the development quite carefully, and the fact that the website includes a brief history of the Heroes of Might and Magic series, starting with King's Bounty, and mentions NWC, 3DO, and the creator of the series, Jon Van Caneghem, is already impressive.