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Critics, consumers clash over StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty! by
†Lyneux†
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Starcraft 2 is a mess!
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Starcraft 2 is a mess!
Buy StarCraft 2 at Kmart, get $20 credit by
regulator_mk
Jul 27 2010 01:00 AM | Views: 31 | Comments: 0
I don't know what "gaming credit" is, but this sounds like a pretty good deal for those of you in the U.S. who haven't pre-ordered the game from somewhere else...
Source: joystiq.com
Jul 27 2010 01:00 AM | Views: 31 | Comments: 0
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Kmart is planning one heckuva deal on StarCraft 2 this week. Starting Tuesday and running through July 30, the retailer is offering a $20 gaming credit with any in-store purchase of the game. As any real-time tactician will tell you, saving money is always a good strategy.
I don't know what "gaming credit" is, but this sounds like a pretty good deal for those of you in the U.S. who haven't pre-ordered the game from somewhere else...
Source: joystiq.com
Q&A with Blizzard's Rob Pardo by
regulator_mk
Jul 26 2010 11:37 PM | Views: 9 | Comments: 0
Q&A with Blizzard's Rob Pardo
Blizzard Entertainment's developers wanted to retain "a lot of the same sort of core feel of the original," says Rob Pardo, Blizzard's executive vice president of game design. "We wanted it to be very fast-paced. We wanted players to be able to defeat each other in under like 15 to 20 minutes (and) we wanted to focus on base management, resource collection, big armies. Those are the things that we carried over." Read more from Rob Pardo at USAToday.com.
Jul 26 2010 11:37 PM | Views: 9 | Comments: 0
Q&A with Blizzard's Rob Pardo
Blizzard Entertainment's developers wanted to retain "a lot of the same sort of core feel of the original," says Rob Pardo, Blizzard's executive vice president of game design. "We wanted it to be very fast-paced. We wanted players to be able to defeat each other in under like 15 to 20 minutes (and) we wanted to focus on base management, resource collection, big armies. Those are the things that we carried over." Read more from Rob Pardo at USAToday.com.
StarCraft-SEA: North American Server Access for Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft II by
regulator_mk
Jul 26 2010 03:30 AM | Views: 179 | Comments: 16
StarCraft-SEA: North American Server Access for Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft II
All players who purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ will also have the option of playing on North American servers following the launch. This additional access will go into effect as soon as possible. The intention is to make it available within 60 days of launch -- at that time, players with a copy of the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will automatically gain the option to download the North American version of the game client through Battle.net®. You can check out the FAQ for more information.
Source: facebook.com
Jul 26 2010 03:30 AM | Views: 179 | Comments: 16
StarCraft-SEA: North American Server Access for Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand StarCraft II
All players who purchase the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ will also have the option of playing on North American servers following the launch. This additional access will go into effect as soon as possible. The intention is to make it available within 60 days of launch -- at that time, players with a copy of the Southeast Asia/Australia/New Zealand version of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will automatically gain the option to download the North American version of the game client through Battle.net®. You can check out the FAQ for more information.
Source: facebook.com