Thu, Nov 05, 2009 | 22:38 GMT
StarCraft II still on track for first half of 2010
Blizzard has said that StarCraft II is still on track for launch during the first half of 2010, according to the company’s Q3 financial call to investors.
The developers are continuing to polish the game, driving towards the Beta, and expected game launch during Q2 2010.
It will be massive when it launches though, Mike Morhaime said during the call that the StarCraft II series has sold 11 million units worldwide.
ActiBlizz’s Q3 monetary announcement is still ongoing, so it is quite possible we will hear more during the Q&A.
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Posted in: Activision Blizzard, Financials, Hot, PC, Retail, Strategy, Trade
Tags: Mike Morhaime, starcraft II
4 comments
#1
blackdreamhunk
05/11/09, 10:50 pm
to be honest I was looking forward to this game but these days I am starting to hate actvision and gaming industry as whole.
maybe all the death pc gaming and pc gaming dying
on top of that discussting company like infinty ward
#2
Daodan
05/11/09, 11:31 pm
Care. I don’t think dislike of a developer or the gaming industry as a whole should limit you in playing a game that seems nice or that you’re looking forward to.
Unless it’s so drastic you’re taking it really far, in which case you’re talking about boycotting.
#3
blackdreamhunk
05/11/09, 11:55 pm
I am sorry if I don’t like big companiess
I am sorry is If I like respectful companies
sorry if I like a respect business that respect their consumers
sorry if I beleave in good business pratice
#4
blackdreamhunk
06/11/09, 12:46 am
here is actvision in a nut shell for you
here is their consumer service
http://g4tv.com/thefeed/blog/post/700461/Sesslers-Soapbox-Adam-Calls-Infinity-Ward-Out.html