CEO hints Blizzard or independent release of StarCraft 2 CGI movie

The most important feature of the games produced by Blizzard is that it contains cut-and-go animations, whether through CGI movies or through the internal engine of the game, for the latest news of the September 17. This is what StarCraft 2 is all about now. This epic masterpiece, of course, has to be a partner worthy of his identity. But Blizzard's parent, Activision Blizzard, thinks it's a game-based complete movie that can be downloaded through the Web?　　Is this going to be true? According to Gamasutra, Bobbby Kotick, chief executive of Blizzard, hinted that they had mentioned the plan at a meeting with Merrill Lynch.　　In the course of the conversation, Bobbby Kotick speculated that all StarCraft players would be happy to see us turn the game scene into a movie screen. Of course, he finally mentioned that StarCraft 2 is the most magnificent film ever made. This sounds far-fetched, as Blizzard's chief executive, Bobbby Kotick, is considering making a CGI movie based on the game and selling it directly online. "In the next five years, you will see that we are doing these things, possibly working with a company or individual, or simply relying on ourselves." "Kotick said. He also claimed that the company had done a lot of research and concluded that a fairly high percentage of people would buy movies online and then go to the cinema to enjoy the movie. (Edit/Zhang Xing)