Guild Wars 2

Guild Wars 2 has already had some success charging Chinese gamers an up-front price for access, but it may be about to launch a free-to-play trial system, too.

A total server census has just been released for China’s Guild Wars 2, and it has revealed a bunch of interesting information.

China will square off against North American and European players at Gamescom in the Guild Wars 2 International All-Star Tournament.

Guild Wars 2 may be slightly overshadowed by the non-stop barrage of MMORPGs hitting the market, but it’s still got a dedicated fanbase whom we’re sure will appreciate this. Check out

Kongzhong-distributed Guild Wars 2 has sold well over 500,000 copies of its pay-to-play MMO in China already, but a security scandal threatens its future.

Ever wanted to hear the Guild Wars 2 theme song, “Fear Not This Night”, in Chinese? Well now you can, and it’s pretty awesome.

A new Netease Games polls shows that the sites readers don’t like the free-to-play model nearly as much as you might expect.

You can pre-order Guild Wars 2 from China starting today, and Chinese gamers will finally be able to enter the realm for real on May 15.

If you’re based in China, you could get Guild Wars 2 for as low as $14, or as high as $114! It all depends on which edition you choose to go for.

With a low one-time price, Guild Wars 2 could be poised to challenge the traditional MMORPG monetization model in China.