World of Warcraft has over 1 million active users in EU realm

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Blizzard Entertainment has announced the reason is phenomenally successful massively multiplayer adventure, World of Warcraft, has now surpassed a million subscribers in Europe, topping 5.5 million worldwide.

The game comes in English, French and German, and it is operated and serviced by Blizzard's local European office, established in late 2003. The EU office, comprising some 400 employees and 22 different nationalities is currently the second Cheap WOW Classic Gold largest Blizzard office on the planet, and is constantly on the expand rapidly so as to keep pace while using growing use of the title.

Blizzard Entertainment president and co-founder, Mike Morhaime, commented: "It is incredibly rewarding to discover so many European players enjoying World of Warcraft. The players have supported our belief inside the European MMORPG market, so we thank them for helping us make World of Warcraft the most popular games on this planet." I know that sometimes you need a lot of WOW Classic Gold in the game. If you are bored about farming gold, you can buy WOW Classic Gold online, and ZZWOW is always your best choice.

More than a significant milestone to the publisher, the figure of 1 million EU subscribers quadruples previous estimates on the size on the entire European MMORPG market. Additionally, Blizzard states to have topped the sales chart for full-priced PC games in Europe recently, citing data from Media Control & GFK panels across Europe, in addition to internal studies and account data.

Blizzard's figures are calculated according to Buy WOW Classic Gold individuals who have paid to join fee or obtained a prepaid card, along with those who have purchased set up . box bundled with one free month access. Internet game room players having accessed the overall game over the last a week are also counted as customers, the figure does exclude all players under free promotional subscriptions, expired or cancelled subscriptions, and expired pre-paid cards.

World of Warcraft was in fact launched in North America, Australia, and New Zealand, and it has since enjoyed immediate success from launches in Korea, Europe, China and Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau.