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SOE's Bullet Run Shutting Down
Bullet Run was announced less than a year ago, but Sony Online Entertainment and Acony Games are shutting down the free-to-play FPS.
As of today, billing for the game has stopped. Players with accounts in good standing will be able to continue playing until March 8, at which point the servers will go offline. Even the game's website and forums are being shut down.
Remember the good ol' days when Bullet Run was still full of potential? We barely do either, but you can relive them by watching Bullet Run's announcement trailer:
(Thanks to tipster Joshua Libertore)
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