NCsoft trademarks City of Heroes 2
What could it mean. Nobody knows.
City of Heroes, the original superhero MMO, may be getting a sequel.
Publisher NCsoft was spotted trademarking City of Heroes 2 twice last week (by Superannuation).
Nothing further is known, and the trademark may be nothing more than future-proofing the name.
Nevertheless, City of Heroes - released 2004 in America and 2005 in Europe - is old. And with competition from Champions Online (developed by City of Heroes creator Cryptic Studios) and DC Universe, there's a Spandex-tight margin for error.
City of Heroes will expand again in a couple of months with expansion Going Rogue. The headline attraction of this will be Heroes being able to turn Villain and vice versa. There's a new world, items, quests and all that guff too, of course.
