The Lighter Side - Yogurt



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On Twitter, fans were asked to help make a decision between two different flavors of frozen yogurt. Blizzard's cafeteria has had some mention before when select press members get to visit the elusive Blizzard HQ.
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At the last press event, the Blizzard cafeteria made excellent pizzas and had them sent up to us, but today, the press group was escorted over to the Blizzard cafeteria for a buffet-style lunch, consisting of various hot sandwiches and sides.

Official Blizzard Quote:



Diablo: Choose which frozen yogurt I shall enjoy from our cafeteria. Mocha cappuccino or vanilla tart. Go! I'm hungry for frozen yogurt.



We can safely assume that the Mocha Cappuccino flavor resembled that of most coffee flavored treats. The interesting flavor choice in this line up is the Vanilla tart. While most vanilla's are seen as bland and plain, it appears that this version has added something else into the mix. Maybe a lemon flavor to give it that tart aspect? Well, people responded back with their opinions and Mocha won by a landslide.







Official Blizzard Quote:



Diablo: Mocha cap by a landslide. You didn't fail me, it's delicious. Although maybe a bit too mocha, and not enough cap.
While the recipient seemed pleased over the vote, it appears that they thought that the Mocha was a little too strong while the Cappuccino part was not bold enough.

Which flavor would you have chosen for and why?


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Blizzard's Global Domination

The Diablo3.com website has been updated with a new language selection, Russian. This further proves Blizzard ultimate goal for global domination. World of Warcraft (WoW) has over 11 million subscribers world wide and with the launch of Starcraft 2 and Diablo III on the horizon, it appears that the World is Blizzard's oyster. Let us not forget their new MMO and new franchise they will also be coming out with.


Official Blizzard Quote:



Diablo: Diablo3.com is now available in Russian! It joins English, German, Spanish, French, and Korean as languages the site is available in.


Russia's population is currently at 141 million people and their official language is called Russian. They have joined the select groups of English, German, Spanish, French, and Korean. This slow spread covering the entire World's population is both exciting and scary. We can only hope in the near future other languages such as Swahili and Cantonese make it into the line up.





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