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wowinsider.com - 11/12/2008

Ready Check: A look back on Burning Crusade raiding

— wowinsider.com — Ready Check is a weekly column focusing on successful raiding for the serious raider. Hardcore or casual,... ZA or Sunwell Plateau, everyone can get in on the action and down some bosses. This week, we sing a swansong to TBC raiding in all its ... (more) Ready Check: A look back on Burning Crusade raiding

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'Lich King' Chapter Of World of Warcraft Begins
InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs — ... siege machines in player-versus-player zones and new technology that alters how players see the world depending on the stage quest they're in. Players also have the opportunity to increase the maximum strength of their characters from a level 70 to 80. "Lich King" is sold on DVD for Windows XP and Vista and for Mac OS X and costs $40. A collector's edition is available for $70. The game requires the player to also have the original "World of Warcraft" game and its first extension "World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade." The games sell for $20 and $30, respectively, or as a ...

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paidContent — ... 24 hours of its release. At about $40 a pop, that means Lich King could have clocked in about $112 million in sales on its first day, though that's not counting retailer discounts or the $70 Collector's Edition (that comes with extra branded merchandise). And let's not forget the residual income from the game's $15 monthly subscription fee. The publisher says Lich King broke the first day sales record for PC games (which was set almost two years ago by the first WoW expansion, The Burning Crusade). ...