Wargaming featured on RollingStone

Hello everyone,

You know Wargaming is doing well when they even get featured in the RollingStone Magazine.

RollingStone Magazine said that “Victor Kislyi was a young boy in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Belarus, his father took him to see a theatrical revival of the Kirk Douglas epic Spartacus.”  that managed to “built an empire from historically accurate battle sims.”

Wargaming.net’s line of “freemium” PC titles – World of Tanks, World of Warplanes and World of Warships – have 150 million registered players who purchase over four million in-game items every day. The most expensive are authentic recreations of vintage military hardware: A rocket-powered Japanese J8M interceptor aircraft for $54.99, a 1930s Leningrad-class Soviet destroyer for $25.99 or a WWII-era British Black Prince tank that never made it past the prototype phase for $10.49.

It’s an interesting article, but some information I believe they either got it wrong, or really don’t know why the Black Prince costs $10.49… Turns out it’s the Matilda Black Prince… If you want to read the article in full, just visit the RollingStone Magazine website.

Source: RollingStone

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Harkonnen

Tank Nut and Gamer Wannabe! Huge fan of tanks and World War II history. Playing video games since I was six years old, from Streets of Rage on my Sega Mega Drive to World of Tanks, I’ve never stopped since and will always love games.

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