Wrath of the Lich King will be officially released on August 31 in mainland China

August 24 News, the United States Blizzard Entertainment Company and NetEase Company (Nasdaq:ntes) announced today, "World of Warcraft," The second film "Wrath of the Lich King" will be officially released on August 31, 2010 in mainland China. "We thank the Chinese players for their enthusiasm and support for the World of Warcraft, and we are now stepping up our efforts to ensure that they give them a first-rate gaming experience after the wrath of the Lich King," said Mike Morhaime, co-founder and chief executive of Blizzard Entertainment. The new film contains some of the most exciting content since the game was launched, and I'm glad that Chinese players will soon have a chance to fully experience them. "World of Warcraft is one of the most popular online games for Chinese gamers," said Ding Lei, chief executive of NetEase. We believe that the wonderful contents of Wrath of the Lich King will bring them greater surprises. We have done a full range of carefully prepared for the whole of China's new and old players to provide quality service and support. We look forward to meeting them in Northrend. "World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King" will bring players to the cold and grim northrend continent. In "Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne," the last appearance of the Lich Wang Alsas Minaichil will emerge from his secluded castle, the entire piece of Azeroth under his twisted rule. From the Howling fjord and the north wind to the shores of the tundra to the evil throne of the ice Cap glacier, players will struggle with the Lich King's Legion of Undead. In addition, in the process of opening new maps and exploring new replicas, player roles can be upgraded to level 80 and acquire powerful new skills.　　The film also introduces a number of exciting new features, including more players fighting options like siege weapons and indestructible buildings, and the first heroic occupation of the game-Death Knight. Since its release in November 2004, "World of Warcraft" has become one of the most popular online role-playing games (MMORPG), with more than 11.5 million registered players.