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World of Warcraft: ‘Boundless potential to keep the game going for another 20 years’ | BBC News
World of Warcraft is celebrating its 20th birthday this year and some of the game’s most senior bosses have told the BBC there is “boundless” potential and “easily” enough stories to keep the game going for another 20 years.
Since Microsoft’s merger with World of Warcraft’s maker Activision Blizzard last year, there has been speculation about the future of some games, with a survival game project widely known as Odyssey scrapped, and 1,900 members of Activision Blizzard staff laid off.
Fans were even more concerned after BlizzCon, an annual gaming convention, was cancelled for 2024.
BBC Newsbeat spoke to the bosses before the BlizzCon cancellation, with World of Warcraft’s vice president and executive producer Holly Longdale and associate game director Maria Hamilton saying they have been given Microsoft’s “full support” and didn’t rule out potential crossovers with games such as Elder Scrolls.
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Iran’s state media has said Tehran has “no plans for now to participate” in the second round of negotiations with the US about the …
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Throughout US President Donald Trump’s second term in office, traders have been betting millions of dollars just before he makes major announcements.
The BBC has found a consistent pattern of spikes in trades and finical markets just hours, or sometimes minutes, before the president’s most significant market-moving statements were made public.
Some analysts say it bears the hallmarks of illegal insider trading, whereby bets are made by people based on information that is not available to the general public.
While others say that some traders have become more adept at anticipating the president’s interventions.
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There has been widespread condemnation after an image of an Israeli soldier apparently hitting a statue of Jesus with a …
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President Trump says a US team is heading to Pakistan for further talks with Iran, but has again threatened to strike Iranian power plants and bridges if a deal isn’t reached soon, saying “NO MORE MR. NICE GUYâ in a post on social media.Â
Meanwhile ships have again come to a standstill around the Strait of Hormuz after Iran closed it again.
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President Donald Trump says the US Navy will “blockade any and all ships” trying to enter or leave the Strait of Hormuz – a vital shipping route.
It comes after peace talks in Pakistan failed. The US blames Iran for not agreeing to a nuclear deal. Iran says the US failed to gain Tehran’s trust.
Meanwhile, Israel and Lebanon are set to hold their own talks in Washington next week.
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