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He also announced that the closed beta for Starcraft II would begin last this month, with thousands of players expected to take part across the world, while the revamped Battle.net platform would be released to allow the RTS sequel to be made available digitally as well as in boxed form.
He also had a few words on the current situation that WOW GOLD is facing in China, claiming that its operating partner NetEase was running the game there "normally right now" - and that the suspension of new registrations was linked to a public holiday, rather than yet another political row over content.
However, he did admit that while the company was hopeful that expansion Wrath of the Lich King would be released there soon, that and prior expansion, The Burning Crusade, had been submitted to the authorities for checking.
