Unlicensed World of Warcraft theme park opens in China

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7-20-2011 @ 1:42PM

Glostakarov said...

I'm really surprised to see the skulls on the statues, given the Chinese attitude toward such things. After all, that was what held up Wrath from being released in China for so long.

7-24-2011 @ 12:23AM

That 'issues' with Wrath were more 'we have issues with the West' rather than 'we don't like skulls'. I mean the same shit they censored in WotLK is all over in games like Aion which didn't get censored at all since it isn't a Western game.

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