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Q: Are games like World of Warcraft popular in China?

I play the game and was wondering if it's popular here at all...

15 years 10 weeks ago in  Web & Technology - China

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its all very popular. i could see chinese people going to computer club and play games like hell.

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Yes.. All my university students play that game...

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Immensely, they ahve the Chinese version and local servers in Shanghai and Beijing

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It's so popular I know quite a few young Chinese men that are addicted to WoW. Also some people use it to make money but building up points, characters and special items and then selling them online.

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