NetEase has announced a renewed partnership with Blizzard Entertainment to bring World of Warcraft and other Blizzard games back to China! Included in the announcement were statements from NetEase President Ding Lei, Blizzard President Johanna Faries, and Head of Microsoft Gaming Phil Spencer all celebrating the renewed venture and welcoming the Chinese player base home again.
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BlizzCast 10
Continuing our behind-the-scenes look at Blizzard Entertainment games and developers, BlizzCast #10
features a Q&A session about World of Warcraft patch 3.2, Call of the Crusade. As players have
begun exploring all of the new content available in this patch, you’ll get to hear the developers’
take on some of the highlights of the Argent Tournament, Crusaders’ Coliseum, and the Isle of Conquest.
We’ll put all of the new action in and off the coast of Icecrown in perspective for you and even talk
a bit about our thoughts on BlizzCon 2009 (coming August 21 and 22 to the Anaheim Convention Center).
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It’s been a little while since our last BlizzCast, and we’re celebrating its return with a brand-new
contest. Are you a BlizzCast enthusiast? Have you downloaded every episode within minutes of its
release? Do you take notes to distribute amongst your guild? Well then, this is the opportunity you’ve
been waiting for. Listen carefully to BlizzCast #10, answer the questions below, and you may just win
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Trading Has Been Re-Enabled in Diablo 4
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Here you’ll find a list of hotfixes that address various issues related to the recently released World of Warcraft Patch 5.4: Siege of Orgrimmar.