The original World of Warcraft game has rather famously killed eight people (due to over-playing and subsequently forgetting to eat) and ruined the nine million or so subscribers social lives. Unfortunately (or luckily?) World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (or WoW: TBC) is unlikely to change any over that. Yes, that's write: the best MMORPG has got even better. The main differences are that the level cap is now raised to 70 (from a previously rather low 60), lots more dungeons are available, there are two new races (blood elves, which are Horde and rather similar in appearance to Night Elves, and Draenei, which are Alliance). The main new ...  Read the complete review

If you're looking to invest in a couple years spent locked in your room furious gettering away at keys and barking orders to your fellow teammates via Vent (Ventrilo chat), sounding like a total doofus, alienating real life friends and responsibilities, then the World of Warcraft Battle Chest is for you! Included in this handy dandy bundle are the original crack replacement, er, World of Warcraft, the expansion to the game called The Burning Crusade, a month of play time, and guide books that teach you how to play more efficiently and waste more of your time. You can currently find the battle chest for around $60-$70 retail, because Blizzard wants your money ...  Read the complete review

World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. This is the first expansion pack for the MMORPG World of Warcraft, giving you access to new areas, weapons and features that are exclusive to The Burning Crusade. So whats new? Level 70 is the new level cap, Two new races are available, a brand new Battleground to fight in and hundreds and hundreds of new quests. The new Horde race is the Blood Elves, having a magical background they're primarily offensive but can play as a Paladin which used to be an Alliance only class, while the new Alliance race is the Draenei which gains access to the Shaman class. Outland is the new area released with TBC, a unique new ...  Read the complete review

This was the long awaited first expansion pack for the excellent MMORPG for PC, World of Warcraft. This game allows you to take your characters through a further 10 levels and opens up a large number of additional instances and zones. The gameplay is as good as ever and some of the new zones are really fresh, I particularly like Zangarmarsh myself - lots of swamps and fireflies. You can also buy the ability to have a flying mount in these new areas, and two new races are now available to play - the incredibly cool-looking Draenai (Alliance) and the slightly effeminate blood elves (Horde). Some of the end content is only really accessible ...  Read the complete review

World of Warcraft: The burning Crusade is the first World of Warcraft expansion released in 2007. The burning crusade offers: - A new level cap of level 70 - New skills and proffesions - All new quests, raids and areas - Flying mounts The new alliance race are called the Draenei. They're an alien race who came to azeroth to escape their home. Draenei's can now play as a Shaman which you could never do as an Alliance before! The starting area is certainly alot better than the old races, quests and landscape quality have improved quite abit. The race models are somewhat upgraded too but it's mainly just the animations of the ...  Read the complete review