GamesCampus.com, publisher of great massively multiplayer online games like Shot-Online, Asda Story and Cue Online, is coming out with a new title. This time around, however, there will be no swords, shields and sorcery, and any type of balls, except the ones that get fired up while playing intense online games. Brace yourself as GamesCampus.com gives you a virtual tour of World War II battlefields in Tank Ace.
Developed by BOB Studio, this action-packed WWII shooter promises a lot of features that at first glance seem perfect for aficionados of both massively multiplayer online first-person shooters and massively multiplayer online real-time …read more

And not just any charity! Our friends up at GamesCampus.com, with the help of Children’s Miracle Network, is setting its sights on benefiting 170 children’s hospitals with an online golf tournament with the game Shot-Online.
“We are honored to partner with Children’s Miracle Network on this exciting tournament,” says David Chang, executive vice president for marketing and business development of GamesCampus.com. “It is wonderful to work with such a fantastic charity that helps so many children and families. Shot-Online players have been very supportive when we have held tournaments in the past for other great causes, but the Shot-Online For Miracles …read more

GamesCampus.com’s Shot-Online, a popular online golf game, has just been updated, and the guys up at OnNet USA, the company that runs the online games publisher, claim the update is the result of a collaboration between them and the Shot-Online community.
“We asked the Shot-Online community what they wanted to see updated or expanded upon and we got some great feedback,” said David Cheng, executive vice president of marketing and business development at GamesCampus. “Some of the features are big additions and some are small—but each and every one is something that was an important part of maximizing our community’s enjoyment …read more

Now, that’s what I call a promo! San Jose-based online games publisher GamesCampus.com has just announced its latest promotion for its popular online golf game Shot-Online: Anyone who emails or mails in a bona fide receipt for real golf equipment will receive Shot-Online’s latest in-game golf equipment for free.
“We know that the majority of our players are golf fans and play golf on a regular basis so we thought this would be a nice way to reward those players,” says David Chang, executive vice president for marketing and business development of GamesCampus.
“With out new promotion, our players can spend their …read more

Gamescampus.com’s Shot-Online, an online golf game, has been chosen as an official game of the 2009 Game and Game World Championship. No surprise there—Shot-Online looks great from every angle.
I won’t go into a lengthy discussion of what Game and Game World Championship is. Suffice to say it’s a championship sponsored by gameNgame.com, a free online game service provided by the Korea Culture, Contents Agency, and the Korean Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and hosted by the Korean SW Industry Promotion Agency.
Shot-Online has been a part of the Game and Game World Championship since its inception and this year promises a …read more

If you want to experience Cue Online, an online pool simulation game published by GamesCampus.com in North America, in its purest, unadulterated form, you may want to join the closed beta test from April 23rd to April 30th, 2009. Oh, yeah, three days have already passed, but what the heck, go enjoy the remaining days.
Here’s the announcement story from GamesCampus.com:

San Jose-based online game publisher GamesCampus.com (run by OnNet USA), has announced that Cue Online, its free, item-based realistic online pool simulation game, is on its second closed beta and will be available for players until April 30th.
New features in the …read more

It was bound to happen sooner or later. The online games industry has churned out quite a number of titles that feature sports, from football or soccer, courtesy of EA Sports’ FIFA Online 2, to virtual racing, like the one in Drift City.
Now comes online pool, thanks to the geniuses at Happy Nation. Dubbed Cue Online, the game is set to enter closed beta on March 30 and open beta in April.
Here’s the announcement story from Cue Online’s publisher, GamesCampus.com: