Those guilty of emaciating their bodies by whiling away months of life in World of Warcraft are probably going to have a little trouble with the heft of this 4 lb tankard, especially if it is filled to its two-liter capacity (which will add another 4.5lbs to the overall weight).
Price: About $50 (available from January 2010) [Nerd Approved]
Any man or woman that is serious about beer should have a beer stein. It is the most civilized way to enjoy the amber nectar of the gods. Now, you can enjoy your beer from a beautifully designed World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King stein as designed by Italian illustrator Alex Horley. Folks, it doesn’t get much better than this.
You have to admire the tenacity / lack of social responsibilities that a fella must have to manage to play thirty-six World of Warcraft accounts; me, I can’t even manage to play one. Gamer Prepared gets a few advantages out of this enterprise, he can run raids all by his self and is thus able to eliminate the need for social contact even in the popular MMORPG.
You might be wondering how much he spends on all that gaming action and what he gets out of it. Read on to here Gamer Prepared explain. (more…)
The Celtic dragon throne would make the ideal addition to any medieval recreation geek’s home. It looks absolutely stunning with its scowling dragon heads on the arms and three-toed claw legs. You could stick it at the head of a long table or park it in front of a computer and make it the ultimate gaming chair for World of Warcraft or any of your old D&D game collection. It’s not really a first person shooting chair, but if you are a role player then it is just the order of the day.
Price: $595
Dell’s new World of Warcraft laptops are shaped like little treasure chests and priced like they are full of booty. Mind you, they do pack plenty of punch, a little more than my desktop, but then my desktop cost me less than half the price. Seriously, I am surprised that they did not release these with an Alienware badge on them. The XPS M1730 World of Warcraft edition packs in a Core 2 Duo Extreme Edition, DX10 compatible SLI, Ageia mobile PhysX processor, illuminated keyboard and a built-in camera. It looks good, if a little portly and I cannot help but think that one would be better advised to spend the $4550 on parts and build a desktop SLI beast. Wait until February and you will be able to get DX10.1 cards or go the AMD route and drop in four reasonably priced cards.
The thing is, you don’t really need all of that power for playing World of Warcraft, I mean, didn’t it come out a few years ago? Throw us some Crysis themed laptops, that is a game that needs a gutsy rig to be enjoyed.
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