Ash chats with actress Julie Nathanson about Far Cry 5, Suicide Squad, Avengers Assemble, World of Warcraft and so much more! - Try Audible and get a free audiobook download - Subscribe to us on Twitch and follow us on…
Hosts: Scott, Matt and Ash: Early looks at Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, NBA 2k17 The Prelude, and World of Warcraft Legion. Plus discussion about the new iPhone and mid-cycle console hardware including PS4 Pro and Slim. Or download this…
As is usually the case, Thursday on the floor was a little less packed then the rest of the weekend. I used this opportunity to snap some pictures of the cosplay out and about (as well as some choice photos…
Transitioning video games to movies, or trying to, seems to be a big thing Hollywood wants to do these days. I’ve seen articles about the possibilities of movies based on Assassin’s Creed, Mass Effect, and, of course, the World of…
With the addition of Battle.net and authenticators, one would think that the age of mass password hacks would be over, sadly they are not. With virtual gold that’s often times worth more than some actual real world currencies, hacking a World of Warcraft or Diablo account can be worth a lot of REAL money. For instance in China, the average person is currently making around 665 Yuans a month or $104 U.S. (source) . This would mean that the theft of $100,000 WOW gold could net a Blizzard account pirate a month’s pay in China (as the average exchange rate is $10 for 10,000 WOW gold). If no market existed, the hacking wouldn’t be half as bad as it is today
Have you ever been in a relationship where the target of your affection doesn't quite love you as much as you love them? While You treat them with total respect and devotion, they seem mysteriously distant and preoccupied. Well Blizzard,…
Reviews are a-plenty! Mass Effect comic, The Thing, another Spider-Man game, Grimm, Dance Central 2, Batman: Arkham City (hint: it’s good) and more. We bring the news, and your responses to our twitter question about comic book video games. Special thanks to Mark Dago for a track from “Kill Screen”. A true feast for your nerdy appetite!
World of Warcraft. There may very well never be another MMO quite like it. In its glory days the PC gaming behemoth steadily gathered subscribers like an ever expanding Katamari Damacy. I too spent a good number valuable of years…
Back when I was heavily into PC gaming a little game by the name of Starsiege: Tribes held my attention for quite some time. Tribes was the perfect blend of action and tactics combined with an incredibly polished vertical movement…
By now you’ve heard, WOW is going free to play (at least the first twenty levels..). Love it or hate it, World of Warcraft was (and still is) undoubtedly the most popular MMO in history. World of Warcraft was so popular at one point that it boasted an insane 12 million subscribers. That’s 12 million people paying a MONTHLY fee of $15.00. Blizzard and Activison were making so much money that they could probably feed a hungry 3rd world nation sloppy joes on a regular basis (yum).
Check out Milynn’s Adventures in Tank Land where she tries to get her lvl 85 Death Knight ready to tank some high end WOW content.
With Christmas less than a week away we here at Nerd Appropriate are more busy than Phillps (…zing). I had plans to write a few breathtakingly long intellectual articles filled with factoids and quotes from interesting people, but I figured I’d spare you all for now and just tell you what I’ve been up to this weekend. Welcome to Weekend Warrior ™.
