We’ve all heard it. If it looks to good to be true it probably is. When I saw Nubun Guides (www.nubunwowguide.com) advertising a 1-80 Alliance leveling guide for WoW that would get you from 1-80 in 8 days I was a bit skeptical. I’ve leveled more then a few characters in my time, so I decided to give it a try myself. Sit back, knock back that mug of Thunderbrew Lager and listen up. I was surprised and I think you will be too.

After I gave it a chance , I couldn’t not share my Nubun Guides review with you. It doesn’t involve a scam, or boting. It is just what it is advertised though. Follow the guide and you’ll hit 80 in about 8 days played. Even having played the game since shortly after release, I couldn’t shave much time off it.
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Over 11 million people play WoW. Thousands of hours of content, hundreds to simply level a character from 1 to 80. There are those who find thrill in discovery, in finding out all the tips and tricks for themselves. For the rest of us, there is zygorguides.com.

Zygor Guides does for WoW what a strategy guide does a console game. It is not cheating, in fact the Zygor Guides is 100% percent legit, scam free and legal. It is not cheating, simply a way to enhance your experience. In fact, ZygorGuides has set their products to interface with World of Warcraft as an allowed addon to the game. No having to alt-tab and read an ebook guide, or look at a map. It is all there, right in game. Convenient, ain’t it? Zygorguides has guides for all aspects of the game, but their leveling guide is really their bread and butter as well as their claim to fame. When looking at guides there are four questions that need to be asked. [read more]

World of Warcraft is not simply the most popular MMORPG ever produced, it is a worldwide phenomenon attracting players who would not otherwise play a fantasy RPG. All of these average-Joe gamers has made WoW leveling guides and the like a very lucrative business. It seems as if not a day goes by without the next great leveling system enticing you to “l33tness” for a mere $50. That’s a great deal of noise, but every once in a while a website like teamidemise.com manages to rise above it and be noticed.

Team iDemise is a group of real, hardcore World of Warcraft players who also happen to be software developers in real life. The group started, interestingly enough, as the most decorated team in the history of Counter Strike Source. As that game faded in popularity, they moved onto World of Warcraft, where they eventually designed the QuestUp leveling system. [read more]

The dark side of the WoW market is that there is a lot of opportunity for fraud, and plenty of these products have very little substance. This has potential buyers scouring the web for Dugi’s Ultimate WoW Guide reviews and asking the question: Is Dugi’s Ultimate WoW Guide a scam? Well, the good news is the guides at ultimatewowguide.com are very much the real deal. Dugi’s guides have been around for years, and the developers are very active in the community. Fortunately, there’s no need to take anyone’s word for it. Stop in at Dugi’s forum, and see for yourself. [read more]

The game guide market is one dominated by independent authors rather than large companies. It is a fascinating business model, but also one with some deficiencies. Independent authors have difficulty reaching their audience, and customers have little to no security that the product is legitimate. Services like killerguides.com formed in order to overcome those shortcomings. Killer Guides is an online shop and a meeting ground of sorts for game guide authors and consumers.

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