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umors of a possible World of Warcraft console port are back in the  wow classic tbc gold news, but the Game Director Ion Hazzikostas says no such plans have been made. World of Warcraft console port The rumors circulate sometimes. For instance, in 2020 people believed that the open control system support from the source code would mean that the long-running MMORPG would finally migrate to PlayStation or Xbox platforms. And it didn't take long to see more speculation about a WoW launch on Xbox to hit the airwaves when Microsoft announced its plans to acquire the publisher Activision Blizzard.

Prior to the release of Patch 9.0.1 in the second quarter of 2020. World of Warcraft players interested in support for controllers had no choice but to make use of external programs. The patch prior to the release of WOW Classic TBC changed the game, then the game was able to be played in the fantastical world using the use of a PlayStation or Xbox gamepad in hand. While many assumed this marked the beginning of a future console version of WoW, Blizzard Entertainment never even mentioned the possibility of such an effort. Of course, discussion about a hopeful World of Warcraft Xbox port appeared on the scene again in the wake of Microsoft's imminent Activision Blizzard acquisition. Fans should not hold their hopes too high, however.

in an interview on IGN, World of Warcraft Game Director Ion Hazzikostas addressed ongoing rumors about the possibility of a console iteration. The game's creator quickly dispelled the concept with the following quote: "Nah, I think World of Warcraft is a game built from the ground to be played on players on PC." Warcraft's new controller support and upgraded user interface will that's why, it will be left for PC and PC gamers to play.

As console port candidates remain unanswered, World of Warcraft faithful are looking forward to in the coming years. Blizzard Entertainment recently announced WoW's Dragonflight expansion, which will bring new content that will let players experience and explore the Dragon Isles. The forthcoming DLC will also introduce the Dracthyr race as well as the Evoker class, in addition to Dragonriding, brand new raids and previously undiscovered Dungeons. At the time of writing, Blizzard has yet to divulge the date for the launch.

Since its initial release more than 20 years ago to PC, World of Warcraft has received eight expansions, the first of which came out in 2007 as tbc classic gold  The Burning Crusade. The most recent update that was released in 2020. WOW Classic TBC, was a slow-moving affair due to its rocky first year that was later compounded with the addition of community division features and long droughts between updates. It is hoped that Dragonflight can give World of Warcraft the jolt of life it's been lacking.