StarCraft 2, 48-hour sales, 1.5 million records of the outstanding Warcraft

Playing video (compiling/drdarknight) today, Blizzard released its latest game, StarCraft 2, for 2 days, which sold nearly 1.5 million copies within 48 hours of its release.　　The average is 32,000 per hour and 533 per minute, and the sales record makes StarCraft 2 the hottest game of the 2010. "We've also sold 11 different language versions of StarCraft 2 on five continents in order to allow more players to experience the fun of the game as early as possible," said Blizzard President Mike Mohaimi (Mikemorhaime) to the media. "We are delighted to see that many players have already got the game and we expect more players to log in over the last few weeks and months."　　"Despite the fact that South Korea and China's two major" StarCraft 2 "sales hotspots are still in the beta phase, so there is no contribution to the game's sales, but a blizzard spokeswoman said that once the two markets opened, StarCraft 2 would have netted 6.5 million players this year. But Blizzard did not break its record of sales. The highest sales record so far is the 2008 World of Warcraft "Wrath of the Lich King", which has set a total of 2.8 million sales records within 24 hours of the sale. But the record still does not include China, so there is no need to explain why. (Edit/Ming)