Over at GameSpy is the 11th Nexagon development diary. Strategy First's Jay Podilchuk talks about the progress on this upcoming action strategy game.

According to the Adrenline Vault, the upcoming first person shooter Zero-G Marines has been put on hold by publisher Strategy First. The game is not cancelled, and development will move to another Strategy First studio.

PC Paradox has posted what they say are new screenshots from Strategy First's latest strategy game, Druid King.

Strategy First and Paradox Entertainment are working on a new WW2 RTS called Hears of Iron, according to the Adrenaline Vault. The game map is the entire world, and you can take the war anywhere. For more go here.

Strategy First today announced they have signed a publishing agreement which will see them publishing the RTS Dragon Throne: Battle of Red Cliffs in North America. This game takes place after the collapse of the Chinese Empire at the end of the Han Dynasty. You can read about the game's features at the Adrenaline Vault.

According to Strategy First the massively multiplayer game World War 2 Online is now shipping to stores. Some stores might have it as early as tomorrow.

The game that everyone and their retired military dad will be playing WWII Online has just been announced as GONE GOLD! Thanks to Gonegold.com for the word.

Strategy First Inc., Cornered Rat Software and Playnet.com are pleased to announce that their highly anticipated massively multiplayer online game, World War II Online™- Blitzkrieg, has gone gold.
"We couldn't be happier about World War II Online's latest milestone, " says Don McFatridge, President of Strategy First. "We have been looking forward to this for some time now and are finally getting ready to bring this extraordinary title to gamers worldwide!"

Yay for the massive multiplayer revolution! The flow of these types of games in the works and being released doesnt seem to be slowing down anytime soon. It actually seems that a big percentage of developers deciding to make multiplayer games at all are leaning towards tacking on that 'massive multiplayer' thing. Does anyone get the feeling that just plane old 'multiplayer' without the massive is getting phased out or something?