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Blizzard add two new WoW pets
World of Warcraft has just got the Lil' Ragnaros and Moonkin Hatchling pets added to the roster, and each are on sale for $10 from the Blizzard Pet Store.
50% of profits from the Moonkin Hatchling will be going to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, from now until December 31st. Last year $1.1m was donated.
50% of profits from the Moonkin Hatchling will be going to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, from now until December 31st. Last year $1.1m was donated.
Blizzard running World of Warcraft sale until November 30th
Posted: 25.11.2010 by Technet2k
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Through Battle.net or the Blizzard Store you can buy World of Warcraft and The Burning Crusade for just $5 each, and Wrath of the Lich King for $10.
That deal will be running until November 30th, celebrating both the US holiday of Thanksgiving and the upcoming latest expansion Cataclysm.
That deal will be running until November 30th, celebrating both the US holiday of Thanksgiving and the upcoming latest expansion Cataclysm.
Blizzard annihilates WoW's Azeroth with The Shattering soon
Posted: 23.11.2010 by Technet2k
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World of Warcraft's Azeroth is about to be broken, no thanks to raging elementals and a big meanie dragon, as the 4.0.3a patch goes live tomorrow.
The Shattering will include the intro cinematic to Cataclysm ahead of its December launch, as well as most new content excluding the highlights.
The Shattering will include the intro cinematic to Cataclysm ahead of its December launch, as well as most new content excluding the highlights.
Blizzard expands office space about 40% at studio in Irvine, CA
Posted: 16.11.2010 by Technet2k
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Two new buildings right next door to Blizzard's World of Warcraft development offices have been leased, giving the studio 40% more real estate.
They move into the new office spaces by the end of the year, and it's thought they could house the 'next-gen MMO' as development matures.
They move into the new office spaces by the end of the year, and it's thought they could house the 'next-gen MMO' as development matures.
Pardo: Gamers more 'digitally aware'
Posted: 26.10.2010 by Technet2k
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Blizzard's Rob Pardo says the industry is witnessing "a shift in consumer behaviour," as more and more are opening to digital distribution services.
Numbers of gamers wanting to get their games "in that direction" are rising; makes perfect sense for World of Warcraft. Doubts retail "would ever go away".
Numbers of gamers wanting to get their games "in that direction" are rising; makes perfect sense for World of Warcraft. Doubts retail "would ever go away".
Posted: 01.12.2010 by Technet2k
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