This week Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time surpasses its predecessor, the Tomb Raider franchise and became the most successful video game-based film ever. This week director of the forthcoming and yet unnamed WoW cataclysm Gold motion picture revealed some details about the film's development.

Interviewed at during the Saturn Awards in Los Angeles by Collider, Sam Raimi gushed details about the film. He acknowledged the art direction of Blizzard and revealed that the project is very far from being completed. Raimi declares that his WoW Cataclysm Classic movie will be set entirely within the game's world.

"We're still developing this story,"" Raimi said. "We have a 40-page report which needs more work...we're discovering the characters, and through them, we're locating the story...we're striving to create real characters that be a part of this WoW Cataclysm Classic, as like you're in the game within the game."

In terms of the attraction of the project, Raimi said he loves the game's use and use of scale as well as its monsters. He called its locales "incredibly and engrossingly frightening and thrilling." The film, he said, will be entirely set in WoW Cataclysm Classic 's universe and not delve into the real world like Tron.

When asked for a comment on how the director's role is connected to the game's massive multiplayer, Raimi said he has been able to level two characters in the game. The first was an unspecified level 29 Shaman which was "accidentally deleted" while the second was an unidentified Level 72 player.

The film was announced in October of 2009. Raimi announced the fact that Saving Private Ryan and The Patriot screenwriter Robert Rodat was on board for the project. It is reported that the Internet Movie Database is listing the film's release date as 2013, however, there is no official date announced through Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures which are the two companies that distribute in the production.

Raimi is the director of the multibillion-dollar-grossing Spider-Man films and the horror cult classics Evil Dead and Army of Darkness. The most recent film he directed was Drag Me to Hell, an action thriller that received high praise from critics despite the PG-13 rating and mediocre box-office numbers. WoW Cataclysm Classic WoW Cataclysm Classic film will be directed by Atlas Entertainment's Charles "Chuck" Roven. Legendary Pictures' Thomas Tull and Raimi producer Joshua Donen. Blizzard Entertainment's senior vice president of development and creative Chris Metzen will coproduce.

At present, WoW Cataclysm Classic Gold for sale is one of the most viewed role-playing games that is massively multiplayer in the world, with 11.5 million players globally since its debut in the latter part of 2004.