Iranian gamers may be freaking out about losing access to World of Warcraft, but apparently the game as a whole is falling from its nerdy perch, according to an interactive chart by Paid Content's Robert Andrews.
There is a panic that's sweeping Iran. Gamers have found out that their World of Warcraft accounts are now casualties of the United States's embargoes and sanctions against Iran.
While Reddit has proved itself as a great source of viral news and received deserved praise for its coverage of the Aurora shootings, a recent thread posited a question about where women fit in in the site.
The fanboy blogs are abuzz with thinly sourced reports about what Apple will unveil at next Wednesday's new product party in San Francisco, but after reading some of Apple's recent patent filings, we have one of our own: iPad 3D.
The Cupertino kids are winning the mobile market and working on a 3D screen
The hacking group had a frenzy of attacks yesterday
"For once we didn't do it," group says
Sales of the Wii may be struggling, but bloggers say Nintendo's figures show the company still has what it takes to be on top
A sharp decline in Wii sales have investors very worried, but bloggers say all is not lost
$20 million is a lot of money to make a sex-scandal go away, even for the makers of Grand Theft Auto.
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