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Amazon has announced when servers will be going online for New World when it launches next week.Taking to Twitter, Amazon shared a handy graphic telling players when and where servers will be going online on release day, September 28 – check it out below.

New World launching on September 28, Amazon Game Studios has revealed that Game Of Thrones composers Ramin Djawadi and Brandon Campbell have collaborated to create music for the MMO.In a video looking at the making of New World‘s sound, audio director Jean-Edouard Miclot – alongside Djawadi and Campbell – sat down to explain how the sound and music of New World came together. Both Djawadi and Campbell have worked together on a host of titles, including Gears Of War 4 and Gears 5.

PC parts and gear – has explained that cases of New World bricking Nvidia RTX 3090 GPUs was actually due to “poor workmanship” within the cards themselves, and not the MMO’s fault.Back in July, beta players for Amazon Games‘ MMO New World reported that playing the game had completely fried their RTX 3090, leading to EVGA replacing all damaged RTX 3090s with no questions asked.Now, EVGA has confirmed to PC World that further analysis of the fried graphics cards has revealed “poor workmanship” was

New World is set to release fully on September 28, fans will be able to try the game out with one last open beta ahead of launch.Anyone who is still unsure about buying New World will be able to give the MMO another shot, with a weekend-long open beta scheduled for September 9-12.As part of Gamescom Opening Night Live yesterday (August 26), New World also received a brand new trailer titled ‘Chart Your Fate’, which captures the atmosphere of the game as players will go “from shipwrecked castaway

New World has been delayed until September, following feedback from the recent closed beta.Amazon Games has announced today that its upcoming MMO New World has been pushed back until next month.“We want New World’s launch to be a smooth and fun experience for all players, and that means making some improvements based on what you’ve encountered in the Closed Beta,” said the New World team via Twitter.

Amazon has announced its new MMO, New World, reached the 200,000 concurrent players mark over the weekend, representing a significant milestone for the game that’s currently in closed beta.The MMO hit a peak concurrent figure of 200,856 on Steam on Sunday, making it the sixth most popular game on the platform.

fried due to issues during the closed beta for New World.Speaking to PC Gamer, a spokesperson for EVGA said, “Yes, all failed 3090’s are being replaced.”After players reported their GPU woes when attempting to play the Amazon MMO at unlocked frame rates, it appeared that this was specifically affecting EVGA GPUs.Amazon Game Studios has since released a hotfix to address the issue by locking the frame rate settings.“We have implemented an update to reduce GPU load in menu screens by clamping

New World may be proving popular on Steam but it’s not been without issues.

New World has entered closed beta, and is already generating a lot of interest from players.According to SteamDB, the MMORPG from Amazon Games peaked at 190,811 concurrent players on Steam within 24 hours of launching its closed beta on July 20.It’s proven just as popular on Twitch. According to Dexerto, New World racked up over 600,000 viewers, beating out other popular games like Grand Theft Auto V and Call Of Duty: Warzone.

Amazon‘s New World has confirmed that they “do not want this to be a pay-to-win experience.”READ MORE: New World preview: great combat marks a hot prospect for the futureIn May, Studio Director Rich Lawrence had to take to Twitter to dispel rumours about in-game microtransactions following a leak during the alpha testing of Amazon’s new MMORPG New World.An update introduced a storefront that offered “special cosmetic items for players and their in-game homes” and, according to the notes, “may

Amazon Games have announced the opening of a new AAA games studio in Montreal, Canada, and are actively hiring.The third Amazon Games studio joins the existing San Diego and Seattle branches.