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World of Warcraft: the WoW factor

From the article: "For the people who have come to Paris for the Worldwide Invitational, the impact of World of Warcraft is far greater than any statistics can define. The game has become a part of their cultural landscape, as much a touchstone for their vocabulary, storytelling and humour as influential books, albums and films have been in previous decades."
Rowland - contributor
Published: 65 days 17 hours ago | Article | PC | Industry News
 
 
 

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