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EA Games continues to adquire new MMO companies, just like it did with Origin (Ultima Online) and Mythic (Dark Age of Camelot), and now Blizzard (company which created the famous Warcraft games, including the sucessful World of Warcraft).
The deal involved around 2 billion dollars, which EA Games representand Mathew Neill said that was a big but wise investment by EA Games, and it is expected to produce a large outcome due to World of Warcraft's 8 million subscriptions.
EA Games also announced that they'll be in charge of the new Blizzard MMORPG, and that the development team won't replaced, but will suffer from some single member replacements, as expected.
The Battle.net servers will be offline from 10th to 12th April because of some location changes and server replacements.
More info here: http://www.blizzard.com/news/eaadbliz
And lastly, I must say that anything written in this post is pure bs (1st april). Hope you had a laugh.
Ultima Online 98~04
Dark Age of Camelot 03~07
Final Fantasy XI 04~06
Guild Wars 05~08
World of Warcraft 04~05
Unsuccessful Tries: DFO/EQ2/DRaja/Rag/Req/RYL/9D/Cabal/KO/PSU/RF/GE/TO/TR/DDO/EVE/LoTRO/L2/RZ/SWG/VG
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Without the link I would have thought it was your April's Fool (no way Vivendi is gonna sell Blizzard right now).
WITH the link I thought it was another Blizzard's april fool (would be the fourth).... so i got caught.. sort of
"If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day, if you teach him how to fish, you feed him for a lifetime"
All canceled. Waiting on Warhammer Online : Age of Reckoning.
Wow would be good if they could cut down on the rep grind, making it impossible to get good gear without surrending your life to raiding/PVP, the immaturity thing I could work with by just ignoring jerks. The game is too dependant on groups for a casual gamer like me.
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