When World of Tanks was announced as an XBOX One exclusive last week, it certainly made sense that the hugely successful vehicle shooter was moving to console.

With World of Tanks: Blitz already in production for the iPad, Wargaming's commitment to expanding their stable of titles across platforms makes the more to console a no-brainer.

Soon players will be able to experience team-based tactical warfare, the roaring of tanks, and the blasting of cannons right from a console. As announced at E3 this year the 60-million player PC sensation, World of Tanks, is now paving its way to Xbox 360 consoles this summer. It's time to Roll out!

Somewhere, over the dull roar of engines and the grinding of metal, the sound of celebration can be heard in a Wargaming studio--one of the growing number--as World of Tanks smashes another record.

As announced in a press release today, WoT has passed 60 million registered users; which, I'm sure you agree, is rather impressive. With a user base larger than the population of some decently-sized countries, Wargaming's team based, tactical combat game is a phenomenal success by any measure.

For those awaiting glimpses of Wargaming's upcoming action combat adventure on the high seas, World of Warships, the new cinematic will certainly wet the whistle.

Though not a full gameplay video, the very polished cinematic is a hint at the "immersive theater experience" awaiting attendees at E3 next week--hopefully this doesn't mean I'm getting thrown into a pool.

Soon it will be even easier to enter the fray with Wargaming as the online gaming behemoth has announced the Unified Premium Account service.

Players who purchase a Premium Account in one game, such as World of Tanks, will have that account applied to all Wargaming titles, including whatever future games the studio currently has firmly hidden in its camouflaged sleeves.

Today Wargaming.net, the leading free-to-play developer behind World of Tanks, World of Warplanes, and the upcoming World of Warships, has announced via press release the launch of the Wargaming.net North American League for World of Tanks.

Memorial Day Weekend is here and World of Tanks is giving you the chance to honor our soldiers with a special in-game event that will mark the last of their Military Appreciation Month Event chain.

Prepare to expand your battle plans as Update 8.6 will soon be hitting World of Tanks.

The next iteration on the phenomenally successful free-to-play game will bring economy changes, a new British medium tank -- the A33 Excelsior -- and other additions that will add breadth and depth to the already accomplished action/strategy combat experience.

World of Tanks isn't just a game full of bombast; the Wargaming team is adamant in its approach to bringing an authenticity and respect for the real world campaigns reflected in the game.

As part of National Military Appreciation Month, World of Tanks has already been running a special bundle sale where 10% of proceeds will go to three charities: Homes for Our Troops, AMVETS and the Military Families Fund.

Update 8.5 is now live for World of Tanks, bringing a raft of changes to the wildly successful strategic, vehicle combat game. The new patch adds new German medium and light tanks, Soviet light tanks, the Pearl River map, improvements to the UI, an informative after battle statistics screen, more premium consumables and added access to in-game features for free-to-play combatants.