StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom, launched in South Korea on 18th to operate commercially

September 13 The latest news, Blizzard's "StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom" on September 17 ended South Korea's public test, starting from 18th in South Korea into commercial operations. At the same time, "StarCraft 2" Korean version of the box also began to be sold in South Korea, the boxed version of the price of 69000 won (about 395 yuan), with the Blizzard Korean War online, "StarCraft 2," the indefinite use of the same price.　　In addition to the indefinite use of sales, the Korean War online also sold "StarCraft 2" 1st Use Rights (Price: 2000 won) and 30th use Rights (9900 won). Blizzard started out with no plans to launch a boxed version in South Korea, but only to sell it online.　　But since then the Korean player to the boxed version of the demand for more and more sound, so changed the original plan, in South Korea also launched a boxed version. Currently in the Blizzard Korea War Online (kr.battle.net) "StarCraft 2" is divided into 12 banned versions and 18 banned versions of two versions available. The boxed version will only provide 18 prohibited version, that is, no cut version.