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What Metascore will World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King receive?
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Publisher Blizzard Studio Blizzard Genre Adventure
Release Dates 11/13/08 TBA TBA TBA

The second expansion for World of Warcraft opens "up the frigid realm of Northrend to those seeking honor, glory, and loot."

"*Introduction of the Death Knight as a playable dark necromatic character class.
*New zones, quests, items and monsters packed into the Northrend, an icy continent that is home to the Lich King.
*Raised level cap to 80
*New battelgrounds featuring siege engines and destructable buidlings.
*More character customization, including hair, dances and skin color."

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Blizzard denies 'next Xbox' rumors

gamespot - March 30, 2009


Submitted by wrangler_smoked (253) at 1:27PM PST on April 3, 2009


Its nearly 12 million subscribers help Blizzard--one half of Activision Blizzzard--generate over $100 million in revenues each month. Were any console-maker to successfully woo the notoriously PC-focused developer-publisher, the resulting royalties and sales would give it a major leg up in the tooth-and-nail console wars.
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Second WOW expansion 'scheduled' for '08

Gamespot - May 19, 2008


Submitted by MsRonja (2183) at 3:08PM PST on May 19, 2008


Blizzard parent Vivendi is planning to ship Wrath of the Lich King in "second half" of the current year; Blizzard revs near $100 million per month.
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China govt to crack down on foreign online games

GamesIndustry - March 18, 2009


Submitted by deftangel (39) at 9:50AM PST on March 18, 2009


The Chinese government dept which deals with the import of foreign videogames into the country, the GAPP, has announced that it plans to tighten restrictions. It will crack down on approval criteria in an apparent bid to avoid the excessive penetration of foreign culture among Chinese youth," Those words from Digital Publishing Bureau director Kou Xiaowei also included a reference to World of Warcraft, which is still awaiting approval for the Lich King expansion's release in the region.
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China says No to Lich King Expansion, for now

JoyStiq - March 11, 2009


Submitted by deftangel (39) at 10:16AM PST on March 11, 2009


JLM Pacific Epoch reports the Chinese government "has rejected two applications by the second expansion for World of Warcraft Wrath of the Lich King since China's Spring Festival (January 25 - February 1)." Considering Blizzard has removed "skeleton characters" from WoW in the past and the supposedly gold farmer-free million plus player count for WoW in China, we're willing to bet Blizzard (and its licensing partner in China, The9) will find a way to release Wrath of the Lich King yet.
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THQ: "Warcraft has peaked"

Eurogamer - April 8, 2008


Submitted by felipedmoreira (52) at 12:14PM PST on April 8, 2008


There's fighting talk today from THQ executive Jack Sorenson, who has told Eurogamer that he reckons Blizzard's all-conquering World of Warcraft has "peaked".
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