Blueside announced the first Massively Multiplayer Online Action Real-Time Strategy game in the history and it is no other than the Kingdom Under Fire II, a series which is known for combining action with RPG elements since 2001, and starting with the Xbox 360 versions launched this month under the title Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom, the creators went deeper into the action complexity adding more RPG elements.

The developer brought the game back in its RTS origins and with action elements addition it will allow thousands of gamers to access the new MMO mode in a battle with epic proportions, with single-player and multi-player campaigns available and a fresh story about the battle over power between the Dark Legion and the Human Alliance.

Kingdom Under Fire II is expected to be released sometime next year being prepared for a worldwide launch for PCs and consoles, after Blueside finishes the project related to the title discussed with Phantagram, and after the publisher is chosen.

Have you ever tried to play again the game you just finished, but at a much quicker pace? Many gamers have tried that and they also used video capturing software to prove it. Such is the case in the video below, where a gamer, Richard Karlsson, finishes the game Alien vs. Predator Primal Hunt in just 9 minutes and 36 seconds. Obviously, when you already know where to duck and where to shoot beforehand, so that the enemies jump straight into the bullets, it's quite an easy and  fast way to win.

Do you remember the old Thief game series? Assassins Creed has a relatively similar gameplay style, however it's a shame there's no PC version to it (although we might see this on the 12th of February). We know that a lot of gamers would have loved to play this title on the PC as well. It's the stealth-action that attracts a certain type of gamers who wish to explore the missions by using smart moves rather than brute force. For the moment, the PC gamers can only enjoy the HD video below, in wich the main character, Desmond Miles, shows us his climbing skills on a cathedral.

Here's another "artistic" fan creation, based on the Path Of Neo, the last of the Matrix-based games. In this video you will get to see Neo fighting against virtual oponents from the computer generated word of the machines.

Ok, this is something that needs to be watched by all Halo game fans - this is "real" action movie in which we get to see how a real mission from Halo 3 would looks like. We can always hope to see a fully featured movie based on the Halo series, but until then we would have to settle for such random videos on the Internet.Warning: some scenes are very "graphic" and the video is rated 17+.