Vendetta Online HD short trailer - Space MMORPG for Mac, Windows, Linux and Android.

http://www.vendetta-online.com

This is the short trailer for Vendetta Online, a space MMO available for Linux, Windows, Mac and Android. Currently celebrating its five-year anniversary (launched in 2004), the game brings together diverse play-styles in a unique manner; while the development team and player base continually discuss the design and direction of upcoming content. For more information about this MMORPG, see our website:

http://www.vendetta-online.com

Or find us on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Vendett...

And Twitter:
http://twitter.com/VendettaOnline

..and coming soon to the Xperia PLAY!

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  Gaming

[nick martinez]

Can you adf third person camera view..i wanna see my ship

[Vendetta0nline]

Third-person view is actually the default on mobile devices. First-person is still optional.

[siberianlaika]

Sadly unsupported on Galaxy Note. Are you plan to develop version for this phone?

[Vendetta0nline]

The Galaxy Note is supported through what is known as Side-Loading through our web site. The phone is not supported via the Android Market at this time.

[Vendetta0nline]

Regarding installation on phones: We are working hard to release a build that supports Android handsets in the near future. We originally launched with support limited to tablets, for user-interface and playability reasons, and we have been developing the phone build since then. Sideload and pre-production builds can also be sometimes found on the Android forum of our game site.

[Vendetta0nline]

We released the game on Android phones back in November of 2011. FYI. We are still limited to only specific chipsets (Tegra, Snapdragon, PowerVR) on the Market/Play Store. The game does work on ARM Mali devices (recent Samsung), but presently limited to sideload-only until we're able to work out solutions to certain technical distribution issues with Google. The game is also released on the Kindle Fire.

[Mikey Cruz]

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[Vendetta0nline]

Yes, we support Windows 7. The FAQ contains primarily the *minimum* requirements, but we should add that in there.

No, our game is not a virus. If you download it directly from us, it is guaranteed to be fine. Windows 7 will say it requires administrative access, because the game self-updates and patches. This is not a virus, or malware of any kind.

If you wish to report bugs about the Android version, please follow the instructions on the game's Play Store description and post on our forum.

[Allah Akbar]

you need to add it to where i can get the full version via android or itunes instead of having to get it off the website

[Heitor Batista]

Damn, youtube is stopping all the time

[Kingsley Emukperuo]

*FACEPALM* To that third last sentence

[DanielKabrinski]

I enjoy this game. It is a breath of fresh air because this game is being developed by a small company (only 4 people) and it is cross-platform without any kind of port or emulator. What popular company today truly accomplishes this? The developers are awesome people, the community is devoted and respectful, and the game is "open" meaning I can do whatever the heck I feel like doing. This game has more passion in it than any of the popular stuff out there and I'm happy to give them my money.

[Jacob Luttio]

I'm not sure why you would say that; player activity has been growing over the last four months, and VO is certainly designed as an MMO with a single universe where all players interact. Take a look at games like Ryzom, or A Tale In the Desert: if they rightfully call themselves MMOs, VO easily fits in (or above) that league.

[nick945]

Played this years ago (but for some reason they deleted my account since I last tried). It's like a better version of jumpgate basically, but seriously lacks players to be able to call itself an MMO.

Back in the day the graphics were pretty good, they are still not to shabby for it's age.

[Joe Billy]

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