

Wargaming West is inviting attendees at E3 to the closed beta, which has been ongoing since early this year. Wargaming West has already announced an expansion, dubbed "The Russian Invasion," that will unlock the Red Army as a playable faction. When the game goes live world-wide later in 2013, British tanks will also be available. That beta will be carefully-scaled for release on the Xbox Live Marketplace. The game has thrived over the past three years due in part to its rich clan structure, where teams duke it out across multiple maps on multiple fronts.Īmerican and German tanks will take the field in an open beta scheduled to begin soon after E3. It borrows heavily from MMO games and first person shooters to create gripping tactical battles. Like the PC version that came before, World of Tanks Xbox 360 Edition puts players in command of WWII-period armored vehicles, from nimble scout tanks to large-caliber indirect-fire artillery.

Chicago's Wargaming West is producing a version of the wildly successful free-to-play phenomenon World of Tanks for the Xbox 360.
