Yet another interview was posted, this time by G4TV. In it hot ass Morgan Webb interviews Lead Designer Jeffrey Kaplan and Lead Producer J. Allen Brack. I’ll embed the video for easy viewing or you can follow the link. Pay special attention near 3:07 when Brack lowers his Horde bias on the interview. (let the QQing begin).

Of course you do, but with the plethora of new information released those questions will only intensify. All this information should renew our nearly year long debate on release dates, talent trees, skill sets and renew deeper conversation on DK starting zones, races and levels. Hit up our forums, feel free to start new conversations and discussions, we have a lot more information to go on now instead of 100% specualtion like in August of 2007.
With that said, the following clip from IGN’s interview of Jeff Kaplan may answer some …

More interviews from IncGamers and IGN bring more tid bits of information. Here is a recap courtesy of MMO-Champion:
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Northrend is Huge. It is larger than Outland by a couple of zones, and some of the zones in Northrend are bigger than the largest zone in Outland.
The mounts available to buy in Wrath will probably be able to take passengers. These mounts will also work in the old world (Provided they are land mounts), so players can give low-level characters a ride! The new mounts will also be slightly faster, around …

The Insider recently sat down with World of Warcraft lead producer J. Allen Brack and art director Chris Robinson to discuss some of the ideas that influenced the development of Fury of the Sunwell, the most recent content update for World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. While we were at it, we also picked their brains about the lessons learned from The Burning Crusade and how they’re influencing the design approach for Wrath of the Lich King….

Insider: In terms of lore, the Sunwell is one of the most important sites …