Blizzard says the Power of Warcraft user growth is in mainland China

On May 26, Frank Pearce, executive vice president of Blizzard product development, said in an interview with foreign media that Warcraft users will grow again this year after reaching 11.5 million users by the end of 2008, and that the growth momentum is in mainland China. In an interview in London, Pierce spoke about the launch date of Cataclysm in the global (Mainland China), and also revealed the progress of China's World of Warcraft version. He said World of Warcraft users had not been growing since 2008, when they reached record 11.5 million, and this year that number will continue to widen as the wrath of China's Lich King will be opened. (Note: Does this mean that the Lich King can be opened this year?) Asked if the World of Warcraft users had peaked and wouldn't grow, Pierce shook his head: "You can't just look at the numbers, but look at the factors that affect numbers, such as the wrath of the Lich King in China, which has been behind the global version for 18 months." "Because they are still playing the burning expedition version while waiting for the authorities to approve the Lich King, and once our wrath version is open in China, there will be a significant increase in the number of users." Speaking of the launch date of Cataclysm, he began to bureaucratic: "We will announce it when we are ready." "(edit Zhang Xing) related news: Cataclysm latest change: Players can track two types of acquisition at the same time World of Warcraft Catastrophe test Client update the Hunter was born with a pet. World of Warcraft remote auction house online