Science fiction massively multiplayer online game EVE Online, which was developed by Icelandic gaming company CCP, has arrived on the Chinese market.
The game was released in collaboration with TianCity, one of the largest producers and distributors of computer games in China, visir.is reports.
The game, which celebrates its tenth anniversary next year, reportedly has over 450,000 users and is now available in five languages; Chinese, English, German, Japanese and Russian.
The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York recently acquired 14 video games, among them EVE Online, as part of its collection.
Click here to read more about that story.
ZR
Click here to learn about our custom made photo book Iceland 2012 with the best pictures of the year.
