The wait is over! Because there's nothing to wait for anymore. It seems that plans to release World in Conflict: Soviet Assault for the consoles were scrapped by Ubisoft. Sad cookie.

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The console versions for World in Conflict has been very conflicted ever since. From rumored ports, to confirmation, to expected release windows, to actual release delays, it's looking highly unlikely that it's not gonna do the expected crossover, this, despite the recent hopes that it will finally come to the consoles after Ubisoft bought Massive and took the franchise with them.

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This came quietly. Ubisoft has acquired World in Conflict (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) developers from Activision Blizzard, taking along with it all assets and personnel. Read more about it in the full article.

We don't know what execs were thinking at the head of the big gaming entity that is Activision Blizzard, but they're definitely giving up something good here. Right now, we have heard official word that RTS-experts Massive Entertainment won't be a part of the deal anymore, but the developer doesn't seem jaded at all. Read on for more of Massive Entertainment's fate.

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*Update* Ghostbusters is still in development.
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The latest update for Massive Entertainment's excellent RTS World in Conflict (PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360) is out now and we've got the changelog so you can see exactly what the devs have improved on. New bug fixes, tweaks to units, features, and more have been implemented. See the full  article to view the list.

Massive Development and Swordfish Studios' project of porting the PC real-time strategy game World in Conflict to both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 is looking really promising. It seems that the developers have figured out how to put in some Direct X 10 effects into the console versions of the game. To find out more, head on over to the full article.

Coming straight from the Sierra Spring Break 08 in Mallorca last week, news that Massive Entertainment's World in Conflict: Soviet Assault is in pre-Alpha stages sought our attentions, and it may be that the next adventure for strategists on the PC, PlayStation 3, and the Xbox 360 is on track for its release later this year. But the developers have lifted the curtains on some new details about Soviet Assault. You can clear the air on those when you read the full story.

We hope you are enjoying Update 7 of World in Conflict because the development team from Massive Entertainment is determined to keep the game fresher for you with the release of the new map Virginia. And take note this one is fan-made. See Virginia for yourself over the full article.