Erneut wurde die Mäusefalle aktiv und hat auch gleich drei Stück eingefangen. 2old2play.com veröffentlichte auf ihrer Seite ein elf minütiges Interview am Messestand von Sigil Games Online. Daneben gibt es noch auf Gamespy ein kleines Interview zu Vanguard Saga of Heroes.

In the virtual world of directed content, instanced dungeons, and solo-friendly design philosophies, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes serves as a tidal wave of counter-programming. The game is an undeniable throwback to the MMOs of yore: it´s harsh, deep, and it requires much in the way of time investment. When it emerges later this year, players craving that type of MMO will be very well provided for; the game is huge, reflecting its many years in development, and while we only saw a sliver of the game, we still came away with a great deal of new information. Vanguard being an MMO, much of what was covered revolved around combat. The dominant feature of the game´s combat scheme is the "Reaction System." This is Sigil´s attempt to make combat more immersive and strategic -- and, as a side effect, more drawn out -- than what you´d find in today´s MMOs. It´s clear that a whole lot of thought has been put in designing this system; there are permutations for both casters and melee fighters, and the types of interplay that can occur as a result of it seems nearly limitless.

Ten Ton Hammer Invades E3 E3 and Vanguard: Saga of Heroes, better than peanut butter and jelly! What a week we all had last week during the extensive coverage of E3 by the Ten Ton Hammer Team. If you missed it, never fear…I’m here to recap it all for you. The Ten Ton Hammer Team invaded…er I mean arrived… in LA on Sunday May 7th to get their feet on the ground and do a bit of recon so that they were able to make the best plan to bring you the most and best coverage of all things Vanguard: Saga of Heroes as well as all the other games being presented.