World of Warcraft
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World of Warcraft
Summary
World of Warcraft is a video game[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- World of Warcraft's instance of is recorded as video game[3].
- World of Warcraft's instance of is recorded as esports discipline[4].
- World of Warcraft's composer is recorded as Tracy W. Bush[5].
- World of Warcraft's composer is recorded as Glenn Stafford[6].
- World of Warcraft's composer is recorded as Jason Hayes[7].
- World of Warcraft was published by Blizzard Entertainment[8].
- World of Warcraft's genre is massively multiplayer online role-playing game[9].
- World of Warcraft's genre is high fantasy[10].
- World of Warcraft's genre is fantasy video game[11].
- World of Warcraft's developer is recorded as Blizzard Entertainment[12].
- World of Warcraft's part of the series is recorded as Q815739[13].
- World of Warcraft's copyright license is recorded as proprietary license[14].
- World of Warcraft's designed by is recorded as Rob Pardo[15].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 8.3[16].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 9.0.2[17].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 9.1.5[18].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 9.2.0[19].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 10.1.5[20].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 10.0.7[21].
- World of Warcraft's software version identifier is recorded as 12.0.1[22].
- World of Warcraft's Commons category is recorded as World of Warcraft[23].
- World of Warcraft's platform is recorded as Microsoft Windows[24].
- World of Warcraft's platform is recorded as macOS[25].
- World of Warcraft's game mode is recorded as multiplayer video game[26].
- World of Warcraft's game mode is recorded as player versus player[27].
Body
Authorship and Creation
World of Warcraft was published by Blizzard Entertainment[8].
Publication
Publication dates include November 23, 2004[28], February 11, 2005[29], June 7, 2005[30], July 21, 2005[31], November 8, 2005[32], and August 6, 2008[33]. Genres include massively multiplayer online role-playing game[9], high fantasy[10], and fantasy video game[11]. World of Warcraft's part of the series is recorded as Q815739[13]. It was distributed by digital distribution[34].
Subject and Themes
World of Warcraft's part of the series is recorded as Q815739[13].
Reception
World of Warcraft's review score is recorded as 90/100[35].
Why It Matters
World of Warcraft has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 35 alternative names across languages and contexts.[36]