StarCraft 2: Wings of freedom--Simplified Chinese version

November 18, NetEase released its third-quarter earnings. NetEase three quarter revenue amounted to 215 million U.S. dollars, the strength of 67% year-on-year increase, the quarterly net profit of 87.5 million U.S. dollars, an increase of 48.5%.　　NetEase CEO Ding Lei, CFO Chai Anwood also in the earnings meeting to answer analyst questions.　　When asked about the localization of StarCraft 2, NetEase CFO Chai Anwood said it had submitted information and materials to relevant government departments for review.　　Jaap: Can you introduce the progress of the localization work and testing of StarCraft 2?　　Chai Anwood: In StarCraft 2, we have submitted information and materials to relevant government departments for review, and once we have all the approvals from the government, we will announce the latest release time on the website. About StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom: Blizzard's latest RTS, StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom, was officially on sale on July 27, 2010.　　Blizzard has also divided StarCraft 2 into digital and physical editions, and players can purchase real-world clients online and download digital clients via Blizzard digital stores and activate network accounts online. Later, July 29, 2010, ChinaJoy Blizzard China also opened the first "StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom" Simplified Chinese Logo: "StarCraft 2: Freedom of the wings," the Chinese version of the logo November 18, 2010, StarCraft 2: Wings of Freedom officially submitted to the relevant government departments. (Digging the shell net)