A classic foreign media report, "StarCraft 2" development cost billion

(Multi-Play Network message compilation/admission) recently, according to the Wall Street Journal in a dynamic view of Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick in an interview revealed that Blizzard in the "StarCraft 2" project has invested more than 100 million dollars in funding. In the Wall Street Journal report, no mention was made of who disclosed the data. But it is clear that more than $100 million trillion in research funding must have been spent on the war net System (Battle.net). The recent move to see Blizzard in an official press conference also said: "The company believes that StarCraft 2 will be able to move forward as a long-term benefit of a successful project."　　After thinking about the game research and development funding, Blizzard really want billion to create a classic. "The Star series has never lacked players," Bobby told reporters confidently in an interview that "there are still millions of people playing it for a game that has been on sale for 10 years!"　　"StarCraft" has sold 11 million copies worldwide since its inception in 1998. Bobby Kotick "StarCraft 2" has been developed since 2003, and the official release of the news was officially 2007 years ago. With the new game launched with the improved Battle Network platform (Battle.net), can provide players with a better multiplayer experience. July 27, 2010, "StarCraft 2" will be officially sold worldwide.