AMSTERDAM, May, 16th - Chinese internet company and World of Warcraft regional publisher NetEase has made a limited edition ‘World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria’-themed mahjong set.
Each set costs 1,288 renminbi (USD209) and includes a fully playable mahjong game, complete with tiles, table mats featuring WoW game maps, dividers and chips, all in a thematic wooden carrying case. The board’s decals are designed to look like artwork straight out of World of Warcraft, with a color palette reminiscent of that used for structures and environments in Mists of Pandaria.
Only 1000 of these mahjong sets will be made available worldwide, although the set only appears to be sold through the Chinese-based company. Pre-orders are being taken right now. More pictures are shown on the NetEase website (link below).
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Wu Xiuqiong, 103 years old, plays mahjong in Guiyang, Southwest China's Guizhou province, June 13, 2011. Wu was born in Guizhou in 1909 and gave birth to six children, one of whom is a former manager of a local football club. She plays mahjong almost every day and likes to watch soccer matches. [Photo/Asianewsphoto]
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