“At E3 2005, we had a chance to catch up with Blizzard Entertainment for a demonstration of some of the updates planned for World of Warcraft. Blizzard will release two all-new battleground areas, Warsong Gulch and Alterac Valley, which we had previously previewed prior to the game’s launch. Warsong Gulch will be a fairly small zone intended for fast-paced, 10-versus-10, Horde-versus-Alliance competition. Specifically, in this case, the action takes place in a capture-the-flag mission. Alterac Valley, as we’ve mentioned, will instead be a huge area that is currently intended for high-level players of level 51-60. The zone will be the site of multiple quests, as well as a complex, objective-based, player-versus-player battle. In the smaller Warsong Gulch area, either side begins in the north or south side of the area. The battleground will accomodate players of different level brackets (levels 21-30, levels 31-40, levels 41-50, and levels 51-60). Both battlegrounds will provide players the opportunity to earn “”honor”" points by successfully defeating enemies in the battlegrounds and, more importantly, by accomplishing quest goals within the area. Blizzard hopes that these substantial honor rewards will encourage high-level players to attempt these challenges, as well as prevent them from patrolling the contested borderlands in search of lower-level enemy characters they can easily kill off in unfair fights. Blizzard intends to keep an eye on player reactions to both the small battleground and the huge one to see which one players tend to gravitate toward, and why. The new areas will be implemented into the current game later this summer. When the PSP launched last week, many a gadget geek had to have it. Unfortunately, they all also now have to carry it around with their iPods, PDAs, cell phones, and wallets. wow gold So when an e-mail titled “”Apple Announces the gPod Handheld Gaming System”" landed in their mailboxes, it seemed like an answer to their prayers.
Allegedly available in 2006, the device would “”work effortlessly with Apple’s iTunes, providing music lovers with access to the iTunes Music Store, the world’s leading digital music service. Additionally, the gPod will have the ability to download movies and games on demand from Apple’s new Internet Movie and Video Game services.”" The gPod would also feature a 300MHz G4 processor, 512MB of RAM, 32MB of dedicated video RAM, and a 2GB hard drive, which is “”more than enough power to run the latest in contemporary video games.”" If that sounds like the stuff dreams are made of…that’s because it is. wow gold ” “Last night, The Simpsons pulled a South Park and had a World of Warcraft themed episode. The episode starts off with Marge and Homer at a PTA meeting. When it comes time for the parents to give out their e-mails, Springfield finds out a dark secret of Marge’s. wow She doesn’t have e-mail! So from there, Marge gets a new computer and dives into the Internets. She eventual discovers a game called Earthland Realms which is pretty much like World of Warcraft. She creates her character, goes on “”epic”" quests and starts to lose a lot of sleep. wow gold She soon comes across a village and discovers that most of Springfield plays the game too. All in all, it was a really funny spoof. The second half of the episode is after the jump. mp3 player The side story of this episode has Lisa taking up soccer and Homer becoming a soccer referee. The best part of that side story is at the very beginning of the second video. Homer gets into an argument and pulls a Zidane.RELATED LINKS:
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