Blizzard has sent a special team to China's South Korea for StarCraft 2

Beijing Time May 8 news, according to foreign media reports, the world's largest video game distribution business, Blizzard Thursday released the company's first quarter of 2010 earnings.　　In a subsequent meeting of analysts, the blizzard executives gave a positive assessment of NetEase's work in World of Warcraft and said they hoped to launch StarCraft 2 in the Chinese market as soon as possible. As blizzard executives point out, the Blizzard brand has a very high profile throughout Asia and the Chinese market, according to the StarCraft 2. "Warcraft 3" is more popular in the Chinese market than StarCraft. The occurrence of this phenomenon is mainly related to the time of product release. While Blizzard is on the market for "Warcraft 3" in China, the game market has evolved in China, so Warcraft 3 can attract more players. The time for StarCraft 2 's release in China is still uncertain, but Blizzard hopes to release the game as soon as possible in the Chinese market.　　The company also said it would co-operate with relevant Chinese government departments and local partners. Blizzard executives also said that the current user growth trend in World of Warcraft remained good, thanks in particular to the Chinese market. Since the cooperation with NetEase, NetEase in the "World of Warcraft" Aspects of the operation is very good. World of Warcraft's "Wrath of the Lich King" has not yet landed in the Chinese market, but the World of Warcraft has had a very good performance in the market.　　With the wrath of the Lich King on the market, it is believed that the number of Chinese gamers will increase further. Blizzard also said it had sent special teams to markets such as China and South Korea to develop content for gamers in those markets and would soon announce plans for China and South Korea. (Edit/Zhang Lei)