When it comes to iPhones and World of Warcraft, this won't be the first video showing how the latter could run on the former, with most of them being empty claims and mere mock-ups. This time, however, things may be a little different. Thanks to Vollee and the VolleeX engine, a video demonstration was put up on YouTube with the massively popular MMORPG running on an iPhone. See for yourself.

Blizzard (or rather, Activision Blizzard) has updated the World of Warcraft site's guide section with a guide list for Northrend's territories. Further details regarding this matter are available in the full article.

Ready for your regular dose of QJ.NET's World of Warcraft Weekend Warrior? Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime brought the top news of this week, as he clues us in on when Wrath of the Lich King will launch. That revelation and more are available over in the full article.

A bit of bad news has arrived regarding the entity that's now known as Activision Blizzard. The company sent out a press wire announcing that only five of Vivendi's games are expected to be published, leaving the future of the company's other titles in question. Further details are available in the full article.

*Update* Ghostbusters is still in development.
*Update 2* Brutal Legend has also left limbo.

Coming up in World of Warcraft is another reason to check out every nook and cranny of Azeroth and Outland (and soon, Northrend), and the achievements are no less than numerous. Blizzard's division of the Activision Blizzard merger decided to cater to the players who are goal oriented and looking for additional replayability, but only if those players would line up again for World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King. Get a sneak peek of the new feature inside the full story.

Welcome to the latest episode of QJ.NET's World of Warcraft Weekend Warrior! Hot off the press for this week is news of Activision's official merger with Vivendi. On the streets, there's also word of a particular piece of art that hints that Northrend might be hitting the shelves sooner than we think. Head on over to the full article for the rest of the details!

It's been quite a week for the World of Warcraft, with Blizzard's recent announcement of the beta sign-ups for the Wrath of the Lich King expansion. There's also the matter of some extra details regarding the Vivendi-Activision merger, and of some additional speculation regarding Khel'Thuzad's floating fortress. Sit back, enjoy the read, and do remember to make time for this week's Independence Day celebrations (aside from going on another raid, we mean).

Some shareholders were apparently not too pleased when Activision and Vivendi made known their plans to form a merger, and filed an injunction suit in an attempt to stop the development in its tracks. All was for naught, however, when the court denied the request to intervene in the planned merger. More details in the full article.

Contrary to what the many fans who shook their heads in disbelief believed when the news of the two publisher's pending merger hit the press, the deal apparently wasn't spurred by Vivendi and Activision. In fact, Paul Sams of Blizzard Entertainment revealed that the merger was pretty much their decision as well - or at least, they chose the company they wished to merge with. Get the full story at...well, the full story!

Welcome aboard QJ.NET's first-ever World of Warcraft Weekend Warrior, an offshoot of the QuickJump QuickPeek that'll be covering just the latest on Blizzard's MMORPG. This week sees the launching of a couple of the game's festival, along with an interesting new security measure that's going to be introduced. Don't let us keep you though - the rest of the details are available in the full article.