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Sony's announced that it'll be renewing its support for cult MMO Vanguard: Saga of Heroes. The company has given the dormant title a shot in the arm with a new development team and a new title update (the first in three months). Sony's also explained that it'll be boosting the populace of Vanguard's game-world, Telon, by transferring Vanguard to a free-to-play model.
Sites promises the new team, made up of veterans from Vanguard and both EverQuest titles, will be updating the game “MUCH more frequently” from now on. While the process of bringing an F2P structure to Vanguard is in its early stages, Sites promises an experience not too dissimilar to those of other SOE free-play titles such as DC Universe Online and, of course, EverQuest itself. While the actual transition to free-play isn't scheduled until this summer, Sites promises to keep fans updated at the Vanguard site with developer bios, game updates and more information soon.
