Nobody 'sponsored' it per say. Blizzard created the idea and announced it in 2001. It took roughly 4-5 years to develop and was released in 2004 (US) and 2005 (EU).
The main game studio is called Blizzard Entertainment, they came up with the idea and put the money in to develop it, so you could say they 'sponsored' it.
No idea what your question is buddy. Wrath* btw.
Yes, Bill Petras and Kevin Beardslee pitched the idea for World of Warcraft to Jeff Strain, who took it to management.
There is no such thing as World of Warcraft: The Frozen Throne. It is called Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne. World of Warcraft is much different.
World of Warcraft is set in Azeroth...
yes, you can swim in world of warcraft
World of Warcraft happened in 2004.
world of warcraft
they explored in the time of World of Warcraft
No, World of Warcraft is not on Steam. If you want to download it, got the the official World of Warcraft site to download it.
World of warcraft, also known as WoW, is a massively multiplayer online roleplaying game(MMORPG) set in the Warcraft universe. It is developed by Blizzard Entertainment and consists of the following expansion packs: World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade(TBC), World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, and World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria.
World of Warcraft is actually a sequel to the Warcraft series, this was created by Blizzard in 1990 I think (Not Sure). It started a long time ago and has grown to be so successful that they decided to make an MMORPG out of the game. (MMORPG = Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game)
There is no world of warcraft 3. There is world of warcraft, and warcraft 3. Unless you want to refer to Cataclysm. If so then no, you'd fail.