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Worldofwar.net have teamed up with BlizzCore to offer a chance to win an exclusive 2-sided WoW poster that features the signatures of dozens of WoW developers including Chris Metzen, Jeff Kaplan and Frank Pierce. It also has many other people who have worked on World of Warcraft, right down to the coders, artists and even the odd NPC! The other side of the poster is the Night Elf Druid from the cinematic.
Worldofwar.net are displaying the newly released BlizzCon Event schedule. Those planning to attend the event will be happy to view the schedule and floor plan a few days in advance to plan their time wisely.
According to wowinsider who has quoted this post by Tigole, Blizzard is announcing some changes to the current battleground system. The changes reflect a direct competitive move from Blizzard to counter Mythic's Warhammer Online.
Richard A. Knaak and Christie Golden will be book signing at this year's BlizzCon event at the Anaheim Convention Center. Both famed novel writers will be showcasing Starcraft: Frontline and Warcraft Legends (Tokyopop).
Wrath of the Lich King beta testers on EU realms can at long last now make pre-made characters.
Blizzard have revealed the name of the huge content patch that precedes Wrath of the Lich King on the front page of their EU site: Echoes of Doom.
Blizzard have won their case against World of Warcraft 'bot' maker MDY Industries. The bot, known as Glider, controls players' characters, saving them from actually playing the game, and raking in in-game currency and experience while the players themselves could be away from the computer.
A stunning new trailer for the highly anticipated WoW machinima Trollbane 2 has been released by producer DTB. If you enjoyed his past work, such as the first Trollbane, and the incredible Assassine, make sure you check out the trailer now.
Gamestation are now taking pre-orders for Wrath of the Lich King Collector's Edition. If they sell out as quickly as they did in the US, people have less than 48 hours to put their names down for one.
There's no doubt that Spore has had a big impact on the PC games chart this week, as World of Warcraft products slip down to the lower end of the top 10.
GamesIndustry.Biz writes: "Spore and Spore Galactic Edition have taken the top two spots of the US PC software sales chart for the week ended September 13, according to data provided by NPD.
PopCap games has announced through WoW Insider that a Bejeweled add-on for the mega-MMO World of Warcraft is currently in beta and will soon be available to all subscribers.
Have you ever wanted to be a fearsome Orc? Maybe you wanted to wear your Season 2 Warrior helmet out on the street? Or maybe you figured it was time you need to dual-wield WoW's legendary weapons in real life, like some other folks? Gosh, maybe you just want pointy ears.
If you live in the US and you'd like to pre-order a copy of Wrath of the Lich King's Collector's Edition, it has just become available. The cost is $69.99, and here's a reminder of what you get for your money:
Speaking to VG247 at Games Convention, World of Warcraft production director J Allen Brack and Wrath of the Lich King lead designer Tom Chilton said that having the most "technologically advanced" graphics in Blizzard games has never been a "hallmark."
The Public Test Realms opened last night to admit screaming fans of World of Warcraft, itching to get their hands on the new content that is featured in the huge pre-expansion patch.
Blizzard has just sent out another wave of beta invites, and this time it seems to be more of a tsunami than a mere splattering. Many more players seem to have received an invite than previous times.
Massively reports that Blizzard has reversed their earlier stance on no PvE to PvP server transfers. Per Bornakk on the official World of Warcraft forums, Blizzard has decided to open up transfers from PvE servers to PvP servers because "World of Warcraft has matured significantly since the inception of Paid Character Transfers, [they] don't feel that PvE-to-PvP transfers will have the negative impact on the game that [they] initially wanted to avoid when [they] started the service in 2006. This change will provide more mobility and freedom for players to experience the game with friends or play in the type of environment they're looking for."
Worldofwar.net are giving US players a chance to win 5 Blizzard Worldwide Invitational gift cards, which entitles World of Warcraft players to an in-game Tyrael pet and a beta key for World of Warcraft's upcoming expansion: Wrath of the Lich King.