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World of Warcraft hit a whopping 11.5 million subscribers back in 2008, but has since stayed constant at that level. Many have wondered if the game’s subscriber base has peaked, as new users join at the same rate that others leave. Blizzard product development executive vice president Frank Pearce thinks that the game’s going to break that ceiling this year, according to an interview on VG247 …

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CNN Money’s Fortune blog is rounding up news about a potential Apple deal with China Unicom to finally bring the iPhone to China. The story is this: Shanghai Security News reported a 3-year deal for China Unicom’s 600+ million subscriber base. China Unicom’s spokesperson told Reuters : “Discussions are still ongoing, we have not reached any formal agreement,” The great unknowns, however, remain whether China will allow Wi-Fi, the full App Store, and other features rumored to

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Greg Zeschuk says Mythic will operate in a fashion similar to developer’s Austin studio, studios were “already working side by side” before consolidation. With a current subscriber base of about 300,000 as of EA’s last accounting in May, Mythic Entertainment’s massively multiplayer online role-playing game Warhammer Online has put up respectable numbers. However, they pale in comparison to Activision-owned World of Warcraft’s 11.5 million subscribers. EA took bold action at the end of Ju

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NewsLord Of The Rings Subscriber Base Actually GrowingBy Luke Plunkett on June 20, 2009 at 2:30 PM Ever since World of Warcraft launched, subsequent MMOs usually (EVE aside) go a little something like this: they launch, they do OK, then numbers slide, then they disappear. Not so for Lord of the Rings Online.Maybe because it’s based on Lord of the Rings, maybe because it’s actually good, we don’t know, but we do know that, according to developers Turbine, the game’s user base is on the up and up.

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Sony feels that eventually an MMO will be created that will not only knock World of Warcraft off its lofty throne, but will possibly be one created for social network users. EverQuest lead designer Ryan Barker sat down with Videogamer to chat about EQ’s ten-year anniversary, and said that WoW’s subscriber base of 11.5 million users could be surpassed if the game was on Facebook. “At some point someone will dwarf those numbers with a game”, said Barker. “If we can get passed some of the bar

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Bill Roper, the Hellgate and Diablo developer currently at work on Cryptic’s superhero MMO Champion’s Online, has stood up in defence of Mythic’s Warhammer Online - saying that its subscriber base of 300,000 users is nothing to scoff at.

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Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. today announced that World of Warcraft(R), its award-winning subscription-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game, is now played by more than 11.5 million subscribers worldwide. This new high was reached following the November 13 release of the game’s second expansion, Wrath of the Lich King(TM).

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