Blizzard rings 20 Anniversary of the Nasdaq Closing Bell Memorial Company

Blizzard Entertainment Limited visited the Nasdaq stock Exchange in New York's Times Square on the afternoon of March 7, celebrating 20 years of digital interactive entertainment for gaming enthusiasts around the world. On the day of the event, Michael Mohaimi, co-founder and CEO of Blizzard Entertainment, presided over the Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony.　　Blizzard Entertainment co-founder and product development executive Vice President Frank Piers, Blizzard Entertainment co-founder and former President Allen Adehan, as well as the chief operating officer and Chief financial Officer Thomas Tipu, also attended the event to pay tribute to the day. After the bell-ringing ceremony, the big-screen TV wall outside the Nasdaq stock Exchange played two of Blizzard's latest masterpieces, the New World of Warcraft "Cataclysm" and the instant strategy of the game's video on StarCraft II,　　As a birthday gift to the great gaming company that has so far traversed 20 of eventful.　　On the left, chief operating Officer Thomas Tipu, Blizzard Entertainment co-founder Michael Mohai, Allen Adehan and Frank Piers, celebrated the 20 anniversary of Blizzard Entertainment by ringing the Nasdaq's closed clock.　　March 7, 2011 (Monday), New York. On the eve of the Nasdaq bell-ringing ceremony, Frank (left) and Michael took a break from playing StarCraft II and Blizzard Entertainment executives to celebrate the 20 anniversary of Blizzard Entertainment with the Nasdaq bell, World of Warcraft: Catastrophe and StarCraft II The promo was played on a large screen in front of the Nasdaq stock Exchange. (Edit/Xu Mingming)