Blizzard on Cross-platform show Discreet host version game in mind

Play video (compile/wendy) unless you are living in a cave or underground, you will not be unaware of this day, the much-anticipated Blizzard's instant strategy game StarCraft 2 is listed in 16 languages worldwide today. The game's developers Blizzard is one of the world's greatest computer game developers, in the past decade, it has contributed to us StarCraft, Diablo, and Invincible "wow".　　For such a well-known PC game developer, however, Blizzard is wary of a cross-platform approach, at least by Blizzard Vice President and international operations Executive director Michael Ryder. Ryder said: "In the early stages of a game we don't pay much attention to cross-platform, we focus on the game experience, the game settings, once the game's approximate direction, we began to consider the best platform for the game." In recent years our game is on the PC and Mac platform, because for us to create the game experience, these two are the best platform. We think that in the PC game This is not alone, we just try to make the game on a platform of the coolest game, and the player does think so.　　"This is the view from the world's leading PC game developers, but we can't fully believe it." "We are aware of this problem, we are looking for other platforms, we are considering this issue, maybe we will release the host game someday, but not now," said Michael Ryder. "It seems that the mainframe version of Warcraft and StarCraft have a long way to date."