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The World of Warcraft Rewards Visa

Kotaku reports that World of Warcraft players can now make those late night trips to the Circle K for raid munchies work for them in more than just the traditional seat-padding sense. In conjunction with Blizzard, the First National Bank of Omaha is now offering the World of Warcraft Rewards Visa, which offers players the chance to earn game time for every dollar of debt they accrue!

Neutral Gamer6355d ago

Wow, (pardon the pun!) do those gamers who are proper WoW fanatics need another excuse to intice them to play for longer? I think for the most hardcore having a credit card based on the game may be one step too far for their minds to handle and for their skills in being able to differentiate from real and virtual worlds.

Hopefully the most desperate fans won't rack up huge credit card bills just so they can play more of the game. Still, from a business point of view Blizzard have got it sorted haven't they? Millions of users paying monthly fees (for the game) and millions of potential users paying monthy fees (for late credit payment charges, interest etc.)!

Clever.

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It’s time to recognize Dragonflight as the savior of WoW’s soul

Dragonflight may have drawn to a close but it’s time to recognize just how important it was in securing the future of the game.

Gamingsince198123d ago

What ??? If nearly made everyone leave for good with its weird furry/scaley centric crap

MeteorPanda23d ago

no that was shadowlands that l credit with any games closest rendition of hell and the afterlife as we could get. No one wanted to be there.

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World of Warcraft Remix: Mists of Pandaria's Spell Gems Are Meant to Be Game-Breaking

In an interview with Game Rant, senior game designer Brian Dowling shared just how much Mists of Pandaria Remix's Spell Gems will shake things up.

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World of Warcraft Opens Beta Sign-Ups for 'The War Within'

Blizzard Entertainment has announced the opening of beta registrations for “World of Warcraft: The War Within,” inviting players to explore new subterranean worlds beneath Azeroth.