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Are you addicted to World of Warcraft? So addicted, in fact, that you need to play World of Warcraft even when playing other games? Then we have good news for you…

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It looks like Blizzard has slightly lower standards than Valve when it comes to adapting their properties into movies, in that they will actually consider outside help. That help just needs to be of a caliber no less than James Cameron’s. Speaking to MTV Multiplayer , Blizzard’s Rob Pardo, executive vice president of game design, said they’ve always been open to adaptions for their games …

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Gabe Newell, CEO of Half Life developer, Valve, has claimed that Hollywood directors lack “understanding” of what makes a video game property interesting for fans. Speaking to PC Gamer, Newell revealed that Valve has turned down numerous pitches for film adaptations of the studio’s flagship series, Half Life . “There was a whole bunch of meetings with people from Hollywood. Directors down there …

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Filed under: Culture , MMO , RTS , Starcraft II , World of Warcraft We are less than two months away from Blizzard ’s annual BlizzCon fan gathering event. While the October 22-23 show in Anaheim, California is technically sold out, Blizzard is offering some special in-game items for two of its games for people who both attend the show itself and those who sign up for the DirecTV pay-per-view …

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[Writer Andrew Vanden Bossche looks at the old grind, a repetition fundamental to traditional gaming -- is it really so bad? How does it compare to other forms of challenge in games, like pattern memorization?] I really adore gamer lingo. Especially the term grinding, because no other gamer jargon inspires as much innuendo. But the only other function of the term, besides inappropriate puns, is …

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