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Why Blizzard Made ‘World of Warcraft: Forever’

Bloomberg Technology Friday 06 November 2026, 17:00 UTC By Jason Schreier 1 min read
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Why Blizzard Made a New ‘World of Warcraft’ World of Warcraft: Forever takes players to an alternate reality version of the popular online game This article is for subscribers only. Today we’re revisiting World of Warcraft, but first... This week’s top gaming news:

Why Blizzard Made a New ‘World of Warcraft’ World of Warcraft: Forever takes players to an alternate reality version of the popular online game This article is for subscribers only. Hi everyone. Today we’re revisiting World of Warcraft, but first... This week’s top gaming news:
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