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ArenaNet grants wish to heart transplant patient
Massively —
... , who is having a pretty good 2009 in spite of that. She received a heart transplant earlier this year, as well as a little pick-me-up from the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Emily became a ...
Introducing the Pet Store
MMO-Champion - World of Warcraft Guides and Raid Strategies - News —
... Donations from every sale of the Pandaren Monk pet through December 31, 2009, will be given to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. To find out more about this charity, please visit www.wish.org. ...
World of Warcraft: How Much for That Pandaran Monk In The Window?
The MMO Gamer —
... It should also be noted, to Blizzard’s credit, that, until December 31st, for each Pandaran Monk pet sold 50% of the $10 purchase price will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. ...
World of Warcraft: How Much for That Pandaren Monk In The Window?
The MMO Gamer —
... It should also be noted, to Blizzard’s credit, that, until December 31st, for each Pandaran Monk pet sold 50% of the $10 purchase price will be donated to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. ...
The Pet Store: Buy In-Game WoW Pets For Real Money
Worldofraids News —
... Donations from every sale of the Pandaren Monk pet through December 31, 2009, will be given to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. To find out more about this charity, please visit www.wish.org. ...
Paid Pets: Pandaren Monk
Leafshine: Lust for Flower —
... So, Blizzard surprised us all yesterday by opening up in-game pets for sale on the Blizzard store. One of them, the Pandaren Monk, is linked to charity, in that Blizz gives 50% of the proceeds of his sale to the Make-a-Wish Foundation. (I'll address my thoughts on paid pets being a good or bad thing in another post.) ...
Pandaren pet "sold out" on Blizzard store
WoW.com —
In an unexpected and strange twist in Blizzard's latest microtransaction saga, the Pandaren Monk vanity pet has apparently sold out on the Blizzard pet store. A mere week after the in-game pets were announced for sale on Blizzard's new pet store, the Pandaren Monk can no longer be ...
WoW: Virtual pet Pandaren Monk now "sold out"
Oklahoma City MMORPG Examiner —
It's strange enough for a pay-to-play game to have full-fledged microtransactions. Others do it ( Champions Online ), but World of Warcraft's Pet Store will probably make it "acceptable" for MMORPGs from now on. I understand that Blizzard is a business and businesses are designed to make money. I can even understand the p2p with microtransactions model up to a point . What I don't understand is charging $10 for a virtual vanity pet, saying half of it goes to a charity, and then saying it's "sold out." Peculiar. WoW's cute, non-combat Pandaren Monk is now sold out in Blizzard's US ...
