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 | World of Warcraft 60 Day Pre-Paid Time Card |
| Price: | $29.99 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25. Details |
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Product Description
MODEL- 72305 VENDOR- Vivendi FEATURES- The World Of Warcraft 60 Day Time Card Lets gamers enter the world of Azeroth for 60 days of real-time combat in an incredible fantasy setting.Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #266 in Video Games
- Brand: Blizzard Entertainment
- Model: 72305
- Released on: 2004-11-29
- Platforms: Windows XP, Mac OS X
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 1.40" h x 5.20" w x 7.50" l, 1.00 pounds
Features
- Box contains Game Card only.
Customer Reviews
Great price
The price as the time writing
this review is $23 for 2 months, that gives you about $11.50 per month.
The cheapest you can get from WoW official website is $12.99/month,
only IF you pre-paid for 6 months.
So pre-paid for 2 months at
$11.50/month vs pre-paid 6 months at $12.99/month, you do the math.
I
had to say I was a little bit turn off by what Blizzard did to me few
minutes ago, I posted on their forums the link to this Amazon deal, it
was deleted in 3 minutes. I know they're trying to protect their monthly
fee, but it's kind of childish and immature, IMO. Just let you guys
know here, you're the judge.
Great way
to pay for WoW
Okay, this is pretty
straightforward. By paying for WoW using these prepaid game cards you
get the game cheaper than if you pay month to month using a credit card.
On top of that you get the added security of not having to give your
credit card info for your subscription. For parents of young people who
play the game this is even better, ensuring that your personal
information will stay hidden in case the account is hacked. And
remember, these cards ship free if you buy over $25 worth, so keep that
in mind. Overall this is just a great value, and a cheaper way to feed
your MMORPG craving.
Can anything beat
World of Warcraft in the next 5 years
I remember 2 years ago when
there was all this hype over the MMO battle between Everquest 2 and
World of Warcraft. Everquest had the experience, but the creators of
Warcraft had only produced award winning games. Not a loser in the
bunch.
Then the fateful day came, and it wasn't even close. Most
people went straight to Warcraft, and those who bought Everquest
defected.
At the time of this writing there are 9 million people
who are playing online Warcraft. I quit 2 times, but came back because
it appears that no company is in a position to overtake them.
If
you like online fantasy games, World of Warcraft is top of the line,
very addictive. Not recommended if you already have a solid marriage and
children. This game takes up a lot of free time.
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