Thursday, November 9th 2006
New release date for World of Warcraft expansion
The World of Warcraft expansion "The burning crusade" was to be shipped in November and while shops actually started taking pre-orders, Blizzard delayed the part. The new release date has been set for January 16th 2007. The expansion will cost $40 dollars, while the collectors edition will set you back $70 dollars.
Source:
TGDaily
10 Comments on New release date for World of Warcraft expansion
In April of 2005 Youtube was pulling 200 terabytes A DAY in bandwidth, and their costs were about 1 million in fees per month for it.
WOW is doing no where near that, trust me , they are making serious money. They just hit 7 million subscribers, all pay what, $15 a month? 105 million dollars in income. Say even 25% of that are paying, 26 million A MONTH.
2nd blizzard took 2 years to make a new exp. pack.
3rd who cares how much they make, cigarette companies make way more, you don’t see them lowering the price. They know people will buy at almost any price, same goes for gas!
How exactly would one, "take words out of your mouth"? I'm sure you meant, "put words in your mouth", and my responses were totally relevant to both your responses and others of this thread. That's some fascinating information. Because this entire thread has been about money and cost to play, that's why.
Cigarette companies ARE lowering their price, we are just taxing them into oblivion with repeated tax hikes. Comparing necessary consumables (Gas) to luxuries (Video Games) is just silly.