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‘World of Warcraft’ mobile game to be axed: Sources

‘World of Warcraft’ mobile game to be axed: Sources

  • Activision Blizzard partnered with NetEase for 3 years to develop mobile version of role-playing game series
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Saudi gaming app exported to Japan

Saudi gaming app exported to Japan

By NOOR NUGALI ·
Revamped ‘Crash Team Racing’ is wildly addictive

Revamped ‘Crash Team Racing’ is wildly addictive

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Fit-again Yasir Shah returns to Pakistan ODI team

Fit-again Yasir Shah returns to Pakistan ODI team

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'Assassin's Creed' game is back, this time in ancient Egypt

'Assassin's Creed' game is back, this time in ancient Egypt

By AFP ·
Game on: Tragedy won’t stop annual baseball game

Game on: Tragedy won’t stop annual baseball game

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