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WoW: Burning Crusade gets green light in China

Posted Feb 15, 2010 at 11:39AM EST by Karl B.

Listed in: MMORPG Tags: Blizzard, China, games for windows, NetEase, World of Warcraft
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NetEase's prayers have been answered. China's General Administration of Press and Publication (GAPP) has given the company the go signal to resume launch the World of Warcraft expansion Burning Crusade in the country.

 

Last week, NetEase announced the suspension of new WoW registrations pending a GAPP inquiry which left the future of 11 to 12 million Chinese WoW players uncertain. This development should help jumpstart Blizzard's WoW operations in the country.

 

World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King has also been submitted to the GAPP although a review for that particular expansion has yet to commence.

 

 

 

Via [VentureBeat]



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-1 # RE: WoW: Burning Crusade gets green light in ChinaKarl B. 2010-02-15 12:41
Good for China. Good for Blizzard too.

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-1 # RE: WoW: Burning Crusade gets green light in ChinaNavani 2010-02-15 20:11
I think companies need to stand up to China and put their foot down like Google did/is doing.. It puts them in an awkward position. They can act tough and they will, but everyone knows that they're in trouble if major companies start pulling out. Of course, those companies would lose a lot of money, but it could be an investment if you think about it

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