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Q&A: Greg Street, 'World of Warcraft' Lead Systems Designer (Pt. 2)
Baltimore Sun (blog) By Dave Gilmore In part two of our interview with "World of Warcraft" lead systems designer Greg Street, he discusses what it takes to be a game designer and what we can expect from "WoW's" latest expansion pack, as well as MMO games in general. |
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Q&A: Greg Street, 'World of Warcraft' Lead Systems Designer (Pt. 1)
Baltimore Sun The McDaniel College graduate returns to his alma mater on April 30 in a free event open to the public called "SmartTALK," where Street will speak about how his liberal arts education prepared him for his current role as "World of Warcraft's" lead … |
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FIFA Street gives EA UK chart hat trick
Metro At that time EA were the biggest third party publisher in the world, but more recently – thanks to Call Of Duty and World Of Warcraft – Activision Blizzard has taken that accolade from them. EA's attempts to win it back though have never seemed so … |
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When Gaming Is Good for You
Wall Street Journal By one analyst's calculation, the 11 million or so registered users of the online role-playing fantasy World of Warcraft collectively have spent as much time playing the game since its introduction in 2004 as humanity spent evolving as a species—about … |
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When Gaming Is Good for You
Wall Street Journal By one analyst's calculation, the 11 million or so registered users of the online role-playing fantasy World of Warcraft collectively have spent as much time playing the game since its introduction in 2004 as humanity spent evolving as a species—about … |
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NetEase.com's 4Q Net Up 26% As Revenue Rises
Wall Street Journal NetEase.com's top line has steadily risen in recent quarters as the online-game provider continues to generate strong revenue from Activision Blizzard Inc.'s (ATVI) popular "World of Warcraft" online role-playing game and sales have improved for its … NetEase Earnings Grow 31%, Beating Street Forecasts |
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Activision Toys Around with a 'Skylanders' Sequel
Wall Street Journal (blog) By Stu Woo and Ian Sherr Activision Blizzard, the maker of intense videogames such as “Call of Duty” and “World of Warcraft,” isn't known for kid-oriented videogames. That perception changed somewhat last fall, when it had a surprise hit with the kids' … |
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EA's Outlook Falls Short of Hopes
Wall Street Journal Investors have been closely watching the title—which is commonly called a "massively multiplayer online game," or MMO—to see if it can become a blockbuster similar to Activision Blizzard Inc.'s "World of Warcraft." Strong sales from Games like … EA sells 2 million units of "Star Wars", shares up Star Wars: The Old Republic snags 1.7 million subscribers Call of Duty: Star Warfare |
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AusGamers Greg Street World of Warcraft Developer Interview
AusGamers I'm here with Mr. Greg Street, who you all know works on this title World of Warcraft. A lot to talk about today; information overload for me — my brain is about to explode. AusGamers: I actually managed to get some of my guys in Australia (they were … |
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Activision Blizzard's 3Q Profit Nearly Triples
Wall Street Journal During a conference call following the earnings release, however, analysts raised concerns about the status of the company's multi-player, online game "World of Warcraft." Activision Blizzard reported that the total number of active subscribers to … Activision reports higher 3rd-quarter earnings, raises outlook, as 'Call of … Activision Blizzard Q3: Digital revenue up 25% YTD |