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A company called Activision/Blizzard in Irvine, California has designed and programmed all the Warcraft games. They also created Diablo, Starcraft, rock N Roll Racing, Vikings, and more. Right now Starcraft II is in production.
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What company makes the game World of Warcraft?
An American company named Blizzard
Who is Blizzard?
Blizzard entertainment is the gaming company that makes World of Warcraft, The Starcraft series, The Warcraft and Diablo series of games.
Who was the creator of World of Warcraft?
The company that created World of Warcraft was Blizzard, an active MMORPG company supporting the Warcraft series, Diablo, and Starcraft. The original version of World of Warcraft came out in 2004.
Can you download WoW without disks?
Yes, World of Warcraft can be bought and digitally downloaded from Blizzard, the company who makes it.
What country was World of Warcraft made in?
World of Warcraft is made by Blizzard Entertainment, a company in the US.
Company of heroes or sentence?
World of warcraft
What makes the world a Warcraft game?
If by what you mean who then the answer is Blizzard.
How old is the original World of Warcraft?
World of Warcraft came out on November 23, 2004, which makes it almost 8 years old.
Where is World of Warcraft made?
In America, By a company called Blizzard. They also made such games as diablo and warcraft 1,2,3
What services does the company WoW Buying Gold provide?
"WoW Buying Gold" is not a company. Rather, it is a concept in which World of Warcraft online gamers can spend real world dollars to purchase World of Warcraft gold.
What are facts about World of Warcraft?
World Of Warcraft is the number 1 computer game in the world, millions of people play it,and Blizzard (the company who made World Of Warcraft) said they will keep wow on the internet until people stop playing.
What state is World of Warcraft based?
Blizzard, the company that developed and runs World of Warcraft is based in California. The game itself is based in a fantasy world called Azeroth.
