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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-10-2008 @ 6:00PM
vlad said...
what a society. celebrity code monkeys. go figure
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10-10-2008 @ 6:05PM
Kaphik said...
In case your ignorance is clouding your thoughts, this IS a website devoted to a particular video game.
10-10-2008 @ 6:09PM
Siha said...
Because celebrity heiresses or weather girls or Youtube stars make so much more sense. No, really. :)
10-10-2008 @ 6:19PM
Fenn said...
Celebrity - one who is celebrated. Basically.
Go figure. Sometimes it's for a good reason, sometimes it isn't...
10-10-2008 @ 6:52PM
gridwerk said...
Why shouldn't he be a celebrity? 10 million people have, at least once, paid $30 or more to be witness to a genre he helped to flourish.
Thats $300 million USD- Steven Spielberg's last incarnation of the Indiana Jones series made about the same money- $350 million domestically.
If you count in the $15/month fee thats another $150 million USD (per month) which means that in one year the income from WoW is 1.8 billion- 1.05 billion more than the entire foreign and domestic take for Indy (~750 million worldwide). That number will also eclipse all the DVD sales for the film- ANY film.
WoW, as a product of fiction has outsold every movie ever made and thats just WoW "classic". Add in tBC and the upcoming WoTLK and I guarantee their numbers have surpassed 5 billion in earnings. As a comparison, annually Albania only earns 20 billion GDP.
Yup, he's a celebrity.