It’s Cataclysm Day, the day that millions of people around the world reckon with the destruction wrought by Deathwing the Destroyer. People will be buzzing about all the changes to both Azeroth and World of Warcraft and we’re giving away this sweet headset so you can catch all the clamor. Here’s the official description from [...]
You still have to wait until December 7, but Blizzard is letting you take a sneak peak at the new World of Warcraft: Cataclysm. The cinematic trailer doesn’t show you actual gameplay, but it looks pretty awesome.
It’s been in beta for months and rumors had it slotted to an early 2011 release, but Blizzard’s sent out the official word that Cataclysm will launch on December 7. The newest chapter of the MMO reconfigures familiar parts of Azeroth to provide new challenges for both new and experienced players alike. Along with those [...]
MTV Multiplayer‘s posted a nerdgasm-inducing bit of info that could bring two awesome sci-fi visions together, if we all wish hard enough. In an interview with MTV’s Russ Frushtick, Rob Pardo–Blizzard’s Executive Vice President of Game Design–offered up the following observation about moving their game franchises onto the silver screen:
We’re in the thick of Video Game Award Season, with the IGF and GDC awards next week. Lots of deserving games will win nice shiny awards. But what about the bottom-dwellers? Where’s their recognition? Let us introduce The Crashies.
Tuesday, Mar. 2, 2010
On November 23, 2004, Blizzard Entertainment launched what would become one of the most successful games in video game history — World of Warcraft. Two expansions, 11.5 million global subscribers and an Emmy-winning South Park parody later, the massively multiplayer online fantasy game is still going strong.
