Obviously it's far too early to go into any specifics as to what the contents might be. He did, however, say, "[W]e will continue making expansions as long as we have players that want to play World of Warcraft -- we want to keep them entertained." In an interview with MTV Multiplayer, Morhaime admitted that Blizzard is already thinking about what to include in the massively popular MMO's next expansion although -- for now -- they remain completely focused on Wrath of the Lich King.

Asked if that means Blizzard will be making expansions forever, Morhaime replied, "Well, probably not forever. But for the foreseeable future, we'd like to be doing regular expansions." That sounds good, but what constitutes "regular" expansions? Blizzard originally said it wanted to release expansions every year, but the span between The Burning Crusade and Wrath was nearly two years. Are yearly releases still the plan? Not even a week removed from the launch of the second expansion to World of Warcraft, and Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime is already talking about future expansions.