StarCraft 2 sold 1 million less on the first day, half of the Lich King.

Today, August 4, the Blizzard announced that StarCraft II sold 1 million copies of the world's first day, becoming the best-selling computer game of the 2010 issue.　　This number looks impressive, but it's not on a horizontal line compared to World of Warcraft.　　On November 20, 2008, Blizzard said that the World of Warcraft data, the wrath of the Lich King in 24 hours sales of more than 2.8 million, become the fastest-selling game in the history of PC games, and the sales record also refreshes the World of Warcraft: Burning expedition in 2007 set a 24-hour sales record: 2.4 million. The Wall Street Journal reported that StarCraft II's sales look a bit low because most Korean star enthusiasts can play the game for free. Is it? Or the recession?　　Or is the player's passion for World of Warcraft more than a 10-year waiting for the Star Wars to continue? (Edit Zhang Xing)