Successful MMO publisher to use Epic's game tech to fuel two upcoming online titles
NCsoft plans to build two new online titles using Epic's Unreal Engine 3.
The two firms have announced a licensing deal for the engine which discloses that NCsoft will gain access to all the latest updates to UE3 which make it "the best possible offering for cross-platform game development for years to come".
To hear more, direct your browser to the internet's number one stop for games development news, Develop.
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