K2 Network, Inc. (www.k2network.net), an online game publisher, today announced its new website: GamersFirst.com. The website promises to launch features across 2008, with the first set of features released today. Now, with one GamersFirst (G1) account, gamers gain access to all of K2 Network’s upcoming and current products in one place and can buy G1 Credits (site currency) in order to make purchases across multiple titles.
At GamersFirst.com, gamers can download games and learn about all of K2 Network’s titles, including Global MU Online, Knight Online, Red Stone, Sword of the New World and War Rock. Current features of GamersFirst.com include unified login and registration, consolidated account management and the new G1 Credits. With those features, users can create and manage as many K2 Network game accounts as they want under a single G1 account. Gamers can also visit “Free2Play News” which offers wallpapers, articles, screenshots and videos and the “What is G1?” and “What’s Next?” sections have information about the site’s ambitious plans.
“As our user base has grown to more than 16 million worldwide, we decided to create a single convenient destination where gamers could access everything K2 Network has to offer,” said Joshua Hong, CEO and co-founder of K2 Network. “With all the exciting features we have planned for 2008, gamers around the world will soon have an awesome place to come together. It is going to be one big GamersFirst family!”
To celebrate the site’s introduction, GamersFirst is running “G1 Giveaways”-- 12 weeks of giveaways via a raffle. Prizes include: Alienware Desktop PC’s, Apple Ipod Touch, Creative Labs Aurvana Headphones, Samsung 19" LCD Monitors and more -- with a total of 61 valuable prizes. Gamers enter the giveaways by registering an account, referring friends, playing a flash game and by other means.
Existing users will find no changes to their accounts but are advised to sign-up and move their accounts over to GamersFirst.com within 12 weeks to take advantage of the G1 Giveaways.
For more information and to experience the new site, visit GamersFirst.com.