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Although HanbitSoft want it to happen... Unlucky European and North american fans of Hellgate: London, it seems Korean developer HanbitSoft won't be able to re-release Bill Roper's RPG in the west just yet.The developer, who picked up the game after the death of Flagship Studios, says Namco Bandai's Western publishing deal prevents them embracing a global relaunch.'There have been many inquiries from US and European Hellgate players surrounding the availability of the game in those respective territories,' explained CEO Kee Young Kim.'HanbitSoft does own the intellectual property of Hellgate: London and is interested in providing the game in the US and Europe, but is unable to do so at this time because Namco Bandai has the publishing rights for those regions.'We cannot open up the server in Korea to allow access by US and European players as this will constitute infringing upon Namco Bandai's publishing rights in the US and Europe. HanbitSoft is currently doing its be

Developments of Regional Impact, at least as far as larger counties like Hillsborough are concerned, took a step toward extinction Thursday as the Florida Senate passed a bill to overhaul DRIs.

The average value of pro-bono services provided by corporations to nonprofits is $120 an hour, according to a national study that analyzed billing rates in multiple professional service firms.

Bill may not survive override a promised veto by republican Gov. Jim Douglas.

The House passed a bill that would give the Food and Drug Administration sweeping powers over tobacco products.

The House has approved legislation that for the first time would give the government powers to regulate tobacco products. The 298-112 was a significant victory for anti-smoking groups that have long sought to subject cigarettes to the same government scrutiny that food items on the nation's grocery shelves face.

CLEVELAND (AP) -- The city that bills itself as the birthplace of rock 'n' roll is going through some rocky times of its own....

In an important victory in Rep. Henry Waxman's long-fought battle against tobacco, the House Thursday easily passed a bill that would grant the federal government more control over the industry than ever before. Under the bill, the Food and Drug...

Zac Efron dropped out of the remake. should Chace Crawford – or someone else – step into his dancing shoes?

Northrop Grumman Corp. agreed Thursday to pay $325 million to resolve allegations it provided and billed the National Reconnaissance Office for defective military satellite parts. The Justice department said its investigation found that Los Angeles-based...