Level-up! Games, the number one online gaming company in the Philippines, is preparing to launch 4 new titles next year. This was confirmed by Level-up! International CEO and Game Boss, Ben Colayco. Alex Villafania, INQ Reporter, and Erika Tapalla, INQ multimedia reporter, interviewed Ben at the biggest online gaming event in the country: Level-up LIVE 2007. Ben talks about Level-up’s position in the local and international market and he reveals that Ragnarok Online 2 will definitely launch 2008. Here’s the description of the interview as posted at INQ:
PASAY CITY, Philippines–Level Up! International Gameboss Ben Colayco shares that the company will launch at least four new games in the Philippines next year through Level Up! Inc. He also said the Philippines remains their biggest and most important market. Level Up! International has offices in the Philippines, Brazil and India. Interview conducted by INQUIRER.net reporter Alex Villafania. Video taken by INQUIRER.net multimedia reporter Erika Tapalla at the World Trade Center on Nov. 3, 2007.
Watch the complete interview with Ben Colayco after the jump!
(Video Courtesy of INQ)
Thanks to all our friends from INQ who covered LIVE! To Joey, Alex, and Erika – cheers!
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Loki on November 4, 2007
Woah! More games to play!
Kenn on November 4, 2007
Sir, I was lucky enough to play RO2 at the LU Cafe and it’s definitely great! Looking forward for RO2’s release so please update us on what’s happening.
More power!
bRO player on November 5, 2007
Once upon a time, pRO has gone under a merge process. There were many problems, some unexpected. But it had a responsible manager. About the lag, he said that they would put more hardware. “This will cost a lot but there’s no point in running an online game that lags.” bRO has also gone under a merge process and shares the problems of that story but sadly not the management. After more than a month of complaints after every siege the situation is more stable – many people quit. With fewer numbers, things are starting to run smoother again. If you care for your gamers, the gamers will care for the company, so you’re on the right path. I wish you people a lot of success.
Lucas on November 6, 2007
i really respect the job that the PHILIPPINES LUG, is doing to avoid the problems occuring on pRO, specially the BOT problem and else
contrary to what the BRAZILLIAN LUG is doing, that is to don’t listen to the costumer, and only focusing on PW launching
Spectator on November 9, 2007
I hope LUG can publish games like Cabal Online & Exteel.