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	‘Warcraft III’: Blizzard Does it Again By Jennie Sue AsianWeek The long-awaited, real-time strategy (RTS) game Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos (WC3) was finally released on July 3. This is no SimZoo 1922 — this is a series classic. If you haven’t played it yet, here are three reasons why you should. Intense graphics. WC3 comes packed with brilliant colors, 3D landscapes, 360-degree rotation around your base/battlefield, and 2D views from above or a 3D first-person view with a scroll of the mouse. In the single-player mission, the trailers alone are well worth the purchase, with the same beautifully detailed renderings as the Final Fantasy movie... FULL STORY...		Redefining Her Image (Feature) APAs Want a Seat at the Table for Rebuilding Efforts (in National News) Elaine Chao Says APA Community Needs Political Development (in Bay Area News) Ultimate Diversions: ‘Warcraft III’: Blizzard Does it Again (in Business) APAs Should Not Ignore Steroid Controversy (in Sports) Adventure to ‘The Floating World’ (in A&E) Emil Amok: Have You Had Your Tiger Moment? (in Opinion)

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Multiplayer Time: This Ain’t No ‘Starcraft’ By the AsianWeek crew When Blizzard Entertainment sent us a copy of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, our first instinct was to get the game up and running on everyone’s computer so we could duke it out in multiplayer mode. However, unlike Starcraft, it doesn’t have a spawn version. So instead, we took it down to our favorite PC bang, Evo (in San Francisco’s Outer Sunset district), and hit it up with the AW team, some friends and even the co-owner of the joint, Torrance. After everyone settled in, we immersed ourselves into the multiplayer world of Warcraft III. Here are our responses...

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