WoW has sold 600,000 units in the the US and ANZAC countries and broken the region's concurrent user number records, with more than 200K during the holidays.
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(via Terranova) World of Warcraft has hit 600K subscribers, and 200K concurrent. Let's see: 600K * 20 bucks a box plus one month at $15 bucks a pop equals... roughly $21 million, give or take. Well on their way to money hats for everyone!
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