Blizzard Entertainment will unleash one of the biggest PC games of 2010 just in time for Christmas. World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, the highly anticipated third expansion for the world's most popular subscription-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game, will be available on DVD-ROM for Windows XP/Windows Vista/Windows 7 and Macintosh at a suggested retail price of $40 and will also be offered as a digital download from the Blizzard Store. A special Collector’s Edition packed with bonus items will be available exclusively in retail stores for a suggested retail price of $80. Check out this exclusive video interview with Blizzard Entertainment’s Frank Pierce below.

Just in time for the new season of the hit computer-animated TV series on Cartoon Network, Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures, a free-to-play family-friendly online virtual world from Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) and LucasArts is now available to play at www.CloneWarsAdventures.com. Clone Wars Adventures is an action-packed browser-based virtual world where fans can battle alongside their favorite Star Wars characters like Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Yoda, and Ahsoka Tano. Check out this exclusive video interview from Sony’s Fan Faire event in Las Vegas.

HAMBURG -- After almost two years in development and a $2.5 million budget, Bigpoint is bringing a 3D open world game to the free-to-play, browser-based business model. Poisonville officially went live during GamesCom 2010 in Cologne. The Hamburg-based developer and publisher's latest 3D action MMOG (Massively Multiplayer Online Game) sets new standards in the browser-game industry. The game’s producer disccuses the new game in this exclusive video interview from the publisher’s global headquarters in Hamburg.

SAN DIEGO -- Marv Wolfman is old enough to have been playing games from their inception. After spending a career writing stories for popular DC Comics characters, Wolfman has been putting his gaming expertise to good use as the writer behind Sony Online Entertainment’s DC Universe Online. Of course, he still writes comics, including the God of War comic based on Sony’s popular game franchise. Wolfman talks about his love of games and his latest project in this exclusive interview.

With more than 130 million registered users, Bigpoint is hardly a newcomer to the games industry, but they may be new to you. Bigpoint is a developer, online games publisher and content provider for media groups including USA Network, MTV and AOL. CEO Heiko Hubertz, who recently established a U.S. office in San Francisco, talks about the new hub for development and U.S. operations and the role Hollywood licensed games like Battlestar Galactica Online and The Mummy will play moving forward in this exclusive interview.