Parents blamed World of Warcraft for sleepless nights of their geeky kids grinding quests in Xoroth world instead of grinding their world literature assignments. Geeks blamed World of Warcraft for the swine flu outbreak too (story here). Now, the Blizzard’s own geek has revealed that the World of Warcraft can be blamed for long time delay of StarCraft II release.
Though the initial development of StarCraft II started on year 2002, Blizzard’s VP Rob Pardo explained that one of the reasons that StarCraft II have been delayed for for these past 6 years is because the original design team concentrated on finishing up the development of World of Warcraft. Nonetheless, he continued that they have have brought their long run experiences in WOW to the current StarCraft development as it nearly perfects the class balancing.
The StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty will be released this 4th Quarter of 2009, so that’s still a few months away. If you are into retro games, you can still revisit the Zerg, Protoss, and Terrans with your old copy of StarCraft 1. Click here for the Garena Online Multiplayer Guide for StarCraft 1 PC Game.“It’s been a long project for sure, but if you look at say World of Warcraft, or Warcraft III – or even the original StarCraft – there was a halfway point where we took a dramatic left turn and took a different direction. We haven’t done that with Starcraft II.”
Source: http://www.cinemablend.com
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June 30th, 2009 at 1:12 am
all these are nothing compared to red alert 1 DOS Mode pa nga yun..
June 30th, 2009 at 5:03 am
What are you SMOKING? StarCraft sold much more units than your beloved Red Alert. At one point, StarCraft was even selling better than Windows in South Korea 10 years ago.
Bravado and ignorance are a bad combination.
June 30th, 2009 at 8:37 am
Whatever..
i love my DOS Red Alert.. What ever..