"Cataclysm" sold up to 4.7 million copies of the Lich King record in the first month.

(Compilation/Sky White) Blizzard Entertainment has recently announced that it has sold 4.7 million copies worldwide in just one months since the launch of Cataclysm, the third of the World of Warcraft, and said it was the best-selling PC game in history.　　The information film Cataclysm, which was in the United States in early December last year, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Russia, Australia, New Zealand, South Korea, Argentina, Chile, south-east Asia, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and so on, the release of more than 24 hours after the sale, the cumulative sales of 3.3 million copies. Blizzard Entertainment says the best-selling PC game in history was the wrath of the Lich King, the latest in the World of Warcraft, which sold 2.8 million copies in a day's time when it was released in 2008. The release of World of Warcraft and its data has consistently left behind other PC games over the years, with the original game selling more than any other game in 2005 and 2006, and its first documentary, Burning Expedition, was the best-selling game of the 2007,　　The best-selling game in 2008 was its second "wrath of the Lich King". Before Cataclysm was released, World of Warcraft users reached more than 12 million worldwide. Although the growth rate of family play has slowed down over the years, the huge number of users of World of Warcraft is still the top of the global population.　　With the release of Cataclysm, the number will continue to rise, just as the wrath of the Lich King was published in 2008. "We've created thousands of missions, introduced new maps, and updated a lot of maps in the game world, making Cataclysm the most magnificent and spectacular piece of information we have ever had." We are pleasantly surprised by the popularity of the players, thanks to their continued enthusiasm and immense support for the World of Warcraft, which has helped the cataclysm reach an unprecedented height! Mike Morhaime, founder and chief executive of Blizzard Entertainment, said.