The Blunderbuss as well as Tempest's Heart expeditions are scheduled to be played in WoW?Cataclysm?Classic 's public test realm, as well as additional weapon balance adjustments as well as bug fixes and much more.

WoW?Cataclysm?Classic 's player numbers have been steadily declining by  WoW cataclysm Gold hundreds of thousands concurrent users when it first launched to a maximum of 30,000 players in recent weeks. Amazon recently announced that it is required to allow players more time on its PTR in order to test any updates that are coming. Amazon has also made it clear that, while it may not necessarily happen as quickly as the players would like it to but that developers are paying attention to the concerns of players, and is currently looking into the possibility of removing or changing some of the game's features that cause tension for players. In addition, Amazon's other MMO that is free to play, Lost Ark, continues to be among the top-rated games on Steam and has surpassed over 1.3 million concurrent players just following its release.

Advance Wars 1+2 Re-Boot Camp Delay Due to "World Events"

Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp, planned to launch in the early April on Nintendo Switch in early April It has now been delayed. Nintendo announced the delay via a tweet that was brief this morning, blaming the delay to "recent global events,"" without doubt, with reference to the Russian war in Ukraine.

There was a rumor last month regarding Wrath of the Lich King the sequel to Blizzard entertainment's hugely loved WoW?Cataclysm?Classic. According to a report from WoW?Cataclysm?Classic fan site WOW Insider, "anonymous sources" said that the game had launched the alpha-testing phase and "various players...being offered the chance to test it out, with an unrestricted [nondisclosure] agreement."

Today, the speculation grew to confirmation. In its earnings report for the quarter, Vivendi SA, the French multinational holding Blizzard entertainment, WoW Cataclysm Classic Gold for sale declared it was planning to release Wrath of the Lich King "is scheduled to release in the second quarter of the year 2008." Since the first WOW expansion The Burning Crusade, sold 2.4 million copies in 24 hours, the expansion could be a major contender in this PC gaming market in the Christmas quarter.