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Reckons WOW cost $100m to make. BioWare’s Star Wars: The Old Republic is the most expensive game ever created at EA. The publisher’s chief banker Eric Brown described the MMO as the “largest ever development project, period, in the history of the company”. He said a packaged game usually costs around $30m to make at EA, but “any MMO costs significantly more than that”. Read more…

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World of Warcraft could become obsolete, says game’s publisherThe InquisitrThroughout most of its life, World of Warcraft has been an unstoppable tour de force, a phenomenon with a scary potential to keep growing. …

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Throughout most of its life, World of Warcraft has been an unstoppable tour de force, a phenomenon with a scary potential to keep growing. Then, sometime around the end of 2008, it stopped growing. Now, one publisher has predicted the game could be toppled. This isn’t the prediction of another put-upon rival MMO publisher, however. It [...]

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Blizzard’s StarCraft II wings into betaCNETWorld of Warcraft publisher Blizzard Entertainment on Wednesday announced that it has begun closed beta testing for its real-time strategy game, …StarCraft II private beta testing has begun Ars TechnicaBlizzard Entertainment Begins Closed Beta Testing of StarCraft(R) II: Wings of … MarketWatch (press release)Strap in! Blizzard activates Starcraft II beta TG Daily Cinema Blend  - WorthPlaying.com  - Escapist Magazineall 83 news articles »

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In the year ahead, Activision could reap the benefits of some 12 million units of PC software from Blizzard, analysts say. With Starcraft II and World of Warcraft: Cataclysm both slated to launch in the publisher’s 2010, Blizzard could contribute an additional $400-$600 million to the publisher’s balance sheet through software unit sales alone. That’s the prediction of Wedbush’s Michael Pachter …

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