If you’re a veteran gamer of the PC MMO Tera, and you’ve just recently gotten yourself a PlayStation 4 or an Xbox One, take note. Tera is being released on those two consoles this year, an announcement that was released by publisher En Masse Entertainment. This is a great way to keep your favored game play going, especially if you’ve found yourself addicted to your new console. Let’s face it, who hasn’t been addicted to these two systems since their launch?

The announcement was made on En Masse’s website, though they haven’t given us an exact date on when we will find this title officially released. However, the console editions of this game are readying for a closed beta, which you can sign up for here. If this sounds like a good chance for you to try out the console edition before you buy it, make sure you hop on over and sign up while the pickings are good.

According to developers, the re-release of the game has been quite an extensive process, as the title is being built from scratch to work with gamepad controls. As of right now, there hasn’t been much else said about if there will be any major differences between the PC and the console editions of the game, though we do know that developers at Bluehole Studios are the ones in charge of the console edition. The minds at Bluehole originally created the PC version, so we do have high hopes that the translation between the two editions will be great. For now, you can check out the reveal trailer below to get excited about the upcoming release:

This isn’t the only news we’ve discovered about our favorite MMO titles lately. If you’re interested in reading up about the latest in online gaming, and need to keep yourself entertained while we wait for word from En Masse, check out these articles below to keep yourself in the loop:

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So, what do you think of the reveal of En Mass Entertainment’s plans to launch Tera on console? Have you played this fantasy MMO title already?  Share your thoughts in the comments below or hop on over to our Don’t Feed The Gamers Disqus to join in on the conversation there! Also, don’t forget to follow us on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7. As always … game on, friends!