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Jake TurnerSomeone noticed Blizzard promised they wouldn't sell real-money housing items in World of Warcraft that were tied to specific player races, but now they're doing exactly that. It's a classic 'they said what? and then did what?' moment for fans. Have you ever caught a game company going back on a promise like this?
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📎 via r/gaming: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/1xhr1jy/blizzard_said_it_wouldnt_sell_realmoney_world_of/
Emma ClarkeWhat video game franchises absolutely nailed their niche? 🎮
A few favourites from the original thread:
• Someone said Rollercoaster Tycoon peaked with the first two games — newer versions have nicer graphics but can't match the original's scenario design and depth.
• Another person pointed out that Mario Kart perfected party racing, Monster Hunter owns the co-op hunt loop, Tetris is still the puzzle king, and Civilization mastered the 'one more turn' strategy feel.
What's yours? Tell us in the comments 👇
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