I posted this up on the MacRumors: Forums and i think some people will benefit this knowledge if I post up my experience of WoW on the new Macbooks and their results here.

All these screenshots are based off on my little Macbook: 13.3" MB: 2.4 GHz, 2GB Ram, 250GB HD, NVIDIA 9400m.

World of Warcraft in:
- Alterac Valley: Starting Zone (and in Windowed Mode)
- Alterac Valley: Belinda Action
- Alterac Valley: Full on Action versus a Small, Semi-Battle
- Alterac Valley: Battles One and Two
- Arathi Basin: Blacksmith
- Undercity: Random
- Windowed Mode: Laptop Snapshot

WoW's Default, Pre-Installed Video Settings: one, two, and three.

A Few Tips Before Playing:
Make sure to change your F1 - F12 Keyboard Settings before playing.

My WoW Video Settings can be seen here and here.

I hope this help the people who are thinking about playing WoW on their new MacBooks.

It's been, I don't know ... a few months? To the point, Capcom's reprinted Okami box arts have finally been shipped out . And now, Thursday, Oct. 16, the people finally receive a wonderful pair of images to go for your Wii game. As good as the images are I'd rather use them to put in front of a binder or even to laminate them than to put them into the box and back onto my shelf.

Anywho, I'll let the images speak for themselves.

It seems that the official iRO community seems like it's going to host a free server called "Valkyrie." More news can be found here, but here's a quick overlook from the Gravity website:

"The free access to Valkyrie server is now the base International Ragnarok Online server. With Valkyrie`s rates for Experience and Drops set to 100% normal RO values, we welcome all those heroes that may have hung up their adventuring cloak due to monetary issues in making a month to month subscription."

When you think I finally had the ability to walk away from this game, it always finds a way to bring me back.

It seems like there's another social, gamer client out there - outside of X-Fire that is. It seems that it will (soon) have the capabilities of tracking your PC / Wii / PS3 / 360 game log. This does comes off a little stalker-ish, but at the very time it'll make things a little easier to track friends down and see what they have been up to. Sadly, even though it's still in Beta form, it looks very promising. Go to Raptr to create / reserve your user name now!