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title: "World of Warcraft - Mac / Windows XP / Mac OS X"
brand: "blizzard entertainment"
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# Expansive game world Cross-platform play Collector's edition box World of Warcraft - Mac / Windows XP / Mac OS X

**Brand:** blizzard entertainment
**Price:** € 69.68
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Level Up Your Collection with WoW!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** World of Warcraft - Mac / Windows XP / Mac OS X by blizzard entertainment
- **How much does it cost?** € 69.68 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- blizzard entertainment enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted blizzard entertainment brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Access:** Enjoy all content included with the base game—no extra purchase needed!
- • **Collector's Dream:** Perfect for gamers who cherish physical memorabilia.
- • **Join the Community:** Become part of a legendary gaming community that spans the globe!
- • **Unlock Epic Adventures:** Dive into the vast universe of Azeroth without extra costs!
- • **Cross-Platform Compatibility:** Play on both Mac and Windows XP with ease.

## Overview

World of Warcraft is a critically acclaimed MMORPG that allows players to explore the expansive world of Azeroth. This product offers a physical copy of the game, ideal for collectors, while all content is accessible for free to those who own the base game.

## Description

.com               For the first time, players can experience the lands of WarCraft's Azeroth from a new, in-depth perspective. As heroes, they explore familiar battlefields, discover new lands, and take on epic quests and challenges in Blizzard's massively multiplayer online role-playing game. Blizzard has taken care to make the game accessible and fun both for hard-core 60-hour-a-week players and for more casual adventurers.                  From the Manufacturer                Having had the privilege of playing in the World of Warcraft beta for the last several months and logging several days playing in the retail version, I feel qualified to say this to all the haters and the doubters: You are wrong. Blizzard has done it again, succeeding in epic fashion to craft a title that once again makes me fear for my social life. Though WoW doesn't radically differ from the tried-and-true MMORPG formula, the subtle tweaks, additions, and special layer of Blizzard polish make it an amazing and fresh experience. From the moment you log in to WoW, it draws you in and keeps you enthralled with its endless content, entertaining combat, and delightful presentation. Perhaps the single thing that makes adventuring and crafting in WoW so captivating is the way that you can choose your own pace and style of play. Whether you are popping in for half an hour before dinner or pulling a 16-hour power session on the weekend, you'll be able to find something to do, accomplish it, and feel like you actually got somewhere. This has largely to do with the quest system – throughout my playtime, I was on a variety of quests, ranging from simple delivery to intense dungeon crawls. Unless you're trying to get a crew together to do something very specific and all of your friends are offline, it's awfully unlikely that you'll be sitting in town looking for a group like some other MMOs are infamous for. The sights of the world of Warcraft are anywhere from grandiose to chilling to simply beautiful. While the Forsaken (my race of choice) battle to keep the evil Scourge and do-gooder humans from eradicating their fledgling undead society in the corrupted Tirisfal Glades, the night elves work ceaselessly to purify the towering forests of Kalimdor of the aftermath of the great war against the Burning Legion. These struggles are epic, and the way that they are presented hammers the point home. Also, the world is drawn in the slightly off-kilter Warcraft style, which lends that extra little immersive touch. Though WoW doesn't sport the sheer bleeding-edge technology of EverQuest II, it nonetheless is one of the best-looking games I've ever played. Plus, this allows WoW to run acceptably on even low- to mid-end machines. WoW also does many more things that almost completely remove the tedium and "grinding" commonly associated with the genre. Tradeskills are easy to learn, simple to use, and allow you to craft useful items. Combat is fast and fluid, with little "sit on auto-attack until the monster is dead" going on. Travel times are not bad at all, since all of the towns and cities are linked by quick transit. Basically, nothing ever feels like a timesink that's just there to keep you playing and paying the monthly fee. It really says something when I've yet to be bored or annoyed for a single moment after playing an MMORPG for weeks. Some people have been afraid that WoW sacrifices its long-term appeal in favor of ease of use, much like the way certain folks think of City of Heroes. To this criticism, I say humbug. WoW offers both depth and breadth of content for players to experience, and I seriously can't imagine anyone getting bored with the game before the inevitable expansion comes out. Between tradeskills, questing, exploring, high-level dungeons, and player-vs-player combat, there is so much to do in WoW that it seems silly to think that there's not enough content. What really blows my mind, though, is that it's all fun. This truly is the best online role-playing game to date. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to defend my people from a filthy human invasion.Concept:Perfect the model that EverQuest made popular Graphics:Colorful, diverse, and a gorgeous fit for the Warcraft universe Sound:Mood music, thundering effects, and limited Warcraft 3-style voices make a rich environment Playability: The default user interface has its limitations, but there are already wonderful mods out for it Entertainment:Simply the best, most polished, and flat-out fun MMORPG to date Replay:High Rated: 9.5 out of 10Editor: Adam BiessenerIssue: February 20052nd Opinion: Blizzard didn't do it first, but they've done it the best. While most of the standard massively multiplayer conventions are in place, all of the non-fun fat has been trimmed away, leaving behind a wholly unique and absorbing experience that is simultaneously simple, deep, and incredibly engaging. The game's acronym of "WoW" may be the first word that escapes your mouth when you emerge into the gorgeous artistic beauty of Azeroth. The epic grandeur of the setting combines with continually entertaining activity. You never feel bored or disinterested . Every turn of the corner brings a new sight, sound, battle, or wonder. Combining many of the best qualities of Blizzard's former games, along with the finest aspects of MMOs, World of Warcraft's only major fault is that it may make playing other similar titles seem like a chore. It's quite simply phenomenal as it solidly sets a new high bar for the genre.Rated: 9.5 out of 10Editor: Matt MillerSubscribe to Game Informer

## Features

- Customers DO NOT need to purchase this item in order to access the content in B00FRESQYG World of Warcraft
- This content is now included for free to all players that purchase the base game
- We only recommend purchasing this if you are interested in having a copy of the box as part of your gaming collection

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    World of Warcraft!
  

*by L***N on Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2013*

UPDATE: Check out the "new version" which includes two expansion packs at 
  
World of Warcraft Battle Chest







  
  
    If you like these fantasy games, prepare to be hooked!World of Warcraft is a great game that's been bring new content for almost 10 years. It is classified as a Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game, MMORPG.The essence of the game in short form, is that you create a character on one of two sides, Alliance or Horde, and you play through the massive world of Azeroth. Currently there are several expansion packs which add additional content, but are not really necessary until you hit Level 60 (max level is 90). At level 60, you will need to purchase the expansion pack The Burning Crusade.Until then, you can enjoy questing solo in the areas, taking your time to read the quest descriptions and learning the story of Warcraft. When you are playing, there are areas that are seperated by level, 1-10, 11-15, 15-20, etc that you will be playing in. If you follow the quest lines you should generally stay in areas that are appropriate for your character level.There are also dungeons/instances that you can group up for. When Warcraft came out, you had to find your group by yourself and travel to the instance (where ever it was in the world). Now, you can simply use the Dungeon Finder and queue up for the instance as a Tank, Healer, or Damage. Each group is comprised of 1 Tank, 1 Healer, and 3 Damage players. Generally speaking, Tanks have an easier time finding groups, but some also believe it's more difficult to play as you are basically the leader of the group, you make sure all the enemies are attacking you and you protect the others. Each dungeon has a few bosses that your group will have to defeat, which will yield special gear that you can roll the dice for to see if you win it.Not all classes use the same gear and not all gear is created equal. This is something you will explore more in depth as you start the game.There are also professions that can keep you busy, from Alchemy, Blacksmithing, to Jewelcrafting, there are several professions that will provide hours of play time as you level each profession by creating new things.Creating these items also leads to the Auction House where you can sell your wares to other players. This can be very profitable depending on how many items you post and how much you sell for. Supply and Demand is a real concept in this player run economy and making the wrong choices can leave you with no profit.Overall, this game is excellent, there are many hours of fun to be had. You must pay a monthly subscription fee in the range of $15 a month, so be prepared for that. But if you think of it this way, most pay nearly $15 to see a 2 hour movie, this will give you 30 days of entertainment! The first month is included with the purchase of the base game, so at least you can try it before committing. If you're unsure still, go to the Worldofwarcraft dot com website to try out a Starter Account for FREE with NO credit card required.Good luck, remember to take breaks!

### ⭐ 1.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    I'm sure others will disagree with me..
  

*by M***O on Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2009*

But, this game is an absolute waste of time, in all senses of the word.It is not fun, it is not addictive, the only thing it manages to do is simulate work while you're supposed to be enjoying your leisure time.I completely regret making this purchase, and have canceled my account a LONG.. LONG.. LONG time ago.Countless players tried to dissuade me from doing so while I was still playing - just wait until 60, just wait until 70, just wait until 80.. That's all that this game seems to be - a waiting game. Watching a bar roll across the screen as you dispatch a monster arbitrarily over and over again, then finish the quest that asked you to kill ten of that monster, only to get a tiny bit of vendor trash from it, sell it, buy better gear, get a skill, move onto the next area.From Level One, the amount of time it takes to kill a single monster, stays consistent throughout the entire game. You basically just use more skills and smash more buttons while doing so - some players in the game equated this to 'skill', rather then sitting there and watching the equivalent of an interactive 'press the button now!' TV programme.Playstyles between classes seem to be a 'color filter' over the same rigorous process. Instead of dispatching the ten Ettins you needed with a sword, you can use daggers, claws, arrows, or magic. The difference is essentially null.Please, heed the advice of an old gaming enthusiast. Save your life, don't even start playing this game. Find something more valuable to do with your time. Read a book, write some fiction, read some philosophy - go to college, it'll do you some good. Just DON'T PLAY THIS GAME.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Best game out there
  

*by V***L on Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2005*

As someone who loves video games who is married, this game is perfect as my significant other one is also hooked.  She likes the social aspects of it, I enjoy getting better items, PVPing, etc.  Unlike most games, this game is basically neverending.  We are both level 40 and don't play 24/7, but there is always something to do when we log on.  Even at 60, I'm sure this will be the case..whether its more PVP, endgame raids, or simply helping out lower levels (not to mention any new updates Blizzard puts in).Back to the video game aspect.  It's getting harder and harder to find good games that 2 players can enjoy on Xbox, Playstation, etc.  My experience is usually a game is interesting for a month or so and gets boring.  I know people (and I used to do this) who buy these 50 dollar video games, play for a few weeks, and move on to the next.  I have a nephew who has spent over 500 on the PSP (if you really enjoy handhelds..its awesome, but why when you could play on computer, xbox, etc?).My point in all of this is that the 15 a month charge is NOT that much considering what I've spent almost 50 per game on in the past.  WOW will keep us playing that one only for quite awhile at ONLY 15 a month?  You mean I won't be tempted to buy a 50 dollar game every other week to play on xbox, computer or whatever?  Sounds good to me..If you're playing WOW, you don't have time for other games.  Playing casually during the week after work and maybe for whole afternoons on weekends, I think its worth the 15 a month.  What's that you say?  The xbox 3 and PS3 are coming out and in HD?  Now you're really talking more $$$$.  Nope, I'm having too much fun playing WOW at only 15 a month..LOL

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