All Points Bulletin was taken over by GamersFirst in 2011 and the name was changed to APB: Reloaded. Since then, the team has been hard at work to "make the game that should have been". How successful have their efforts been? Read our latest review to find out and then let us know what you think in the comments.
Reported on Feb 02, 2012The APB Reloaded team has let us know that the boxed version of APB: Reloaded is now available at Best Buy. Folks picking up APB:R from Best Buy will receive $50 worth of in-game perks.
Reported on Jan 24, 2012GamersFirst has announced that over three million players have registered to play APB: Reloaded. According to the press release, the milestone was passed after APB:R was released on Steam. GamersFirst anticipates that the number will rise when a special boxed version hits store shelves that sells with pretty amazing incentives.
Reported on Dec 16, 2011GamersFirst has announced that APB: Reloaded has arrived on sTeam for players to download and enjoy. The Steam version allows players to take part in the San Paro activities and keep their game clients updated through Valve's game host.
Reported on Dec 06, 2011In our latest video introduction, our own Ripper X ventures into the crime ridden world of APB: Reloaded, a free to play action MMO based on the mean streets of San Paro. Check it out!
Reported on Nov 29, 2011GamersFirst has released a new live action APB Reloaded trailer called "Be All You Can't Be". It features YouTube "celebs". The trailer gives a live action view of what life is like in San Paro. Check it out!
Reported on Nov 14, 2011GamersFirst and the APB Reloaded team have released a brand new trailer featuring a first hand look at life in San Paro. "Fun for some, not for all" seems to be appropriate. Check it out!
Reported on Nov 07, 2011The title makes this sound like a cautionary tale, doesn't it? A new notice has cropped up on the official APB Reloaded forum indicating that the ban hammer has fallen hard once again.
Reported on Nov 02, 2011GamersFirst CEO Bjorn Book Larsson is the subject of a comprehensive new interview at GamesIndustry.biz. In it, Larsson talks about the process the company went through to "save APB" after it went into receivership last year.
Reported on Oct 31, 2011The APB Reloaded blog has been updated with a post about how the team has been watching and dealing with cheaters in the game. It appears that many accounts have been banned and the team is claiming victory over the three main "cheatmakers".
Reported on Oct 01, 2011The APB Reloaded blog has been updated with information spanning the past four weeks. Topics include the team's visit to Gamescom last month and the news that the team is getting "very close" to a final live launch of the game which is currently in open beta.
Reported on Sep 17, 2011GamersFirst has announced a deal with retail distributor, IGS, to bring APB Reloaded to North America. The purchase price has been announced as $29.99 with over $50 worth of in-game items, including a permanent in-game high-performance vehicle, a permanent in-game weapon and 30 days of premium access that provides increased cash rewards, reputation gains and a 20 percent in-store discount.
Reported on Aug 23, 2011The APB Reloaded blog has been updated with a new post detailing the latest client updates. Among the notable inclusions in the post is the news that the pesky server-side lag issue has been resolved. Also, the matchmaking system has been tweaked and players have been warned that, due to some awesome mathematical data crunching, their threat levels may be different.
Reported on Aug 10, 2011Last Thursday, APB: Reloaded entered into its second Open Beta Test, which will usher in some more changes to the F2P title from Reloaded Productions, including changes to the mission system, matchmaking, skill rating, threat levels and more.
Reported on Jul 24, 2011APB Reloaded and Reloaded Productions are holding a stress-test all weekend long. Any player who logs in to give the game a hearty stressing and who also kills 100 other players will win a permanent Joker RFP-9 pistol. Another one hundred players will receive a special cowboy hat for their avatars.
Reported on Jul 09, 2011The APB Reloaded blog has been updated with a new post called The Next Big Thing. In the blog, TechMech discusses the next patch. The team has bug fixes, quest enhancements, new items, meta-grouping "for better PUG-ing" and more. In addition, known issues are outlined with a bit of information about potential fixes.
Reported on Jun 29, 2011Our network partner site, FPSGuru.com, is featuring a hands on look at APB Reloaded. During E3, Bill Murphy had the opportunity to take a look at the GamersFirst reincarnation of the All Points Bulleting originally released by Realtime Studios. Check out Bill's thoughts about APB Reloaded and leave us a comment or two at FPSGuru.com. Your MMORPG.com account will automatically log you in!
Reported on Jun 15, 2011The APB: Reloaded team has released what they're calling the Development Roadmap, a communication tool used to show their players and those following the development of APB: Reloaded what exactly they're working on in a current timeframe. Check it out.
Reported on Jun 11, 2011According to the latest update on the APB Reloaded blog, open beta players are coming to the game in droves. Over 24,000 concurrent players enjoyed the game at one point late last week. With only six days of open beta, that's an impressive stat. The dev team also lays out some more details for premium holders and the explosion of social media surrounding the game.
Reported on May 30, 2011GamersFirst has launched APB Reloaded onto the gaming world in the form of the open beta. By all reports, huge numbers of players are taking advantage of the opportunity to see the game in its new iteration. MMORPG.com columnist Adam Tingle is one of those whose been entertaining his bad boy side in APB Reloaded and he's got some thoughts to share. Check it out and then leave us a comment or two.
Reported on May 30, 2011