According to an article on GamesIndustry.biz, Realtime Worlds Creative Director David Jones announced in his keynote speech at this year's GameHorizon conference that the company will reveal details of its second MMO next year.

While Jones didn't provide much information, he did say the "very ambitious project" is the game Realtime originally set out to create when it raised $30 million in venture capital in 2005.

Of course, Realtime is also working on All Points Bulletin, and fans of the upcoming ubran MMO can check out the third video podcast, which was just released on the game's Web site. This one gives us a tour of what was happening on the floor at E3 and features Suicide Girls Zoli and Inga.