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A report from the Korean Times states that the Wii has sold a lackluster 35,000 - 40,000 units in its first month on sale, falling below the Big N's expectations. The problem apparently lies in Nintendo's strict regional coding, which doesn't allow gamers to play the much larger non-localized game offerings from outside Korea without ... um, modifications (which Nintendo frowns upon).

Don't feel too bad for the Wii. According to Korean game magazines, the Xbox 360 only sold 150,000 units during its first year, while the PS3 sold around 50,000. Meaning, despite not being the blockbuster it is in other regions, the Wii is still on the path of becoming the top selling (now-gen) console in the country.

[Via GI.biz]

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]]>koreanintendosalesAlexander Sliwinski2008-06-02T10:25:00+00:00South Korean president gifted with mother of pearl Xbox 360http://www.joystiq.com/2008/05/19/south-korean-president-gifted-with-mother-of-pearl-xbox-360/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/05/19/south-korean-president-gifted-with-mother-of-pearl-xbox-360/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/05/19/south-korean-president-gifted-with-mother-of-pearl-xbox-360/#commentsFiled under: ,

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has commissioned 100 Xbox 360s adorned in the traditional Korean mother of pearl, with at least one of them going to South Korean president Lee Myung-bak at Cheong Wa Dae on May 6, according to Far East Gizmos. Given the conole's tepid reception in the region (although it did just receive a price drop), we wonder if the president will be able to find any local Xbox Live friends.

Regardless, that's still one of the classier case mods we've seen, and certainly more aesthetically pleasing that the Croco-360. Let's just hope the system doesn't become one massive, red-ringed paperweight.

[Via Engadget]

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]]>casekorealee-myung-bakmodsouth-koreaRoss Miller2008-05-19T19:30:00+00:00Microsoft drops price of Xbox 360 in Asiahttp://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/29/microsoft-drops-price-of-xbox-360-in-asia/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/29/microsoft-drops-price-of-xbox-360-in-asia/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/29/microsoft-drops-price-of-xbox-360-in-asia/#commentsFiled under: ,

Microsoft has dropped the price of its Xbox 360 in four Asian markets: Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan (via Bloomberg). According to Microsoft executive Jeff Bell, price reductions in Europe caused sales of the hardware there to almost double.

Here are the price drops reported by region:
  • Hong Kong: An 11 percent drop
  • Singapore: A 20 percent drop to S$499 (US $366)
  • South Korea: A 5.1 percent to 369,000 won (US $369)
  • Taiwan: A 17 percent drop to NT$10,360 (US $340)
According to a Microsoft spokesperson in Taipei, the Hong Kong and Taiwan price drops will come today. The Singapore and South Korea price drop confirmations came from separate emails with no confirmation as to the effective date.

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]]>asiachinahong-kongkoreamicrosoftsingaporesouth-koreataiwanRoss Miller2008-04-29T11:00:00+00:00Korea getting its Wii on April 26http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/14/korea-getting-its-wii-on-april-26/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/14/korea-getting-its-wii-on-april-26/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/14/korea-getting-its-wii-on-april-26/#commentsFiled under: ,


The official Nintendo Korea site states the country will join the chorus of global Wii worship on April 26, 2008 for 220,000 won ($225 USD). The console will launch with eight titles, including Wii Sports (not included in box), Wii Play -- one of the best selling pieces of "software" in the US -- and puzzle adventure game Zack & Wiki.

The launch happens a little over a week before Children's Day, a popular gift-giving holiday in the country. We'll have to wait and see if the Wii can pull Koreans away from their computer screens -- and Starcraft -- long enough to try out some console gaming.

[Via GoNintendo]

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]]>consolekoreawiiAlexander Sliwinski2008-04-14T14:30:00+00:00Hellgate: London finds success in Koreahttp://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/11/hellgate-london-finds-success-in-korea/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/11/hellgate-london-finds-success-in-korea/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/04/11/hellgate-london-finds-success-in-korea/#commentsFiled under: , , , ,


Last year's launch of Flagship Studios' Hellgate: London was not exactly what we'd call a family album moment, its release plagued by client crashes and enough bugs to have the Orkin man calling for backup. Still, one person's trash is another's treasure, as Bill Roper and company have announced that in the two weeks since the Korean launch of the Hellgate beta more than a million accounts have been registered. According to Flagship, this makes the MMO the most successful online game launch in Korea in the past three years.

Hellgate's beta officially kicked off in Korea on January 15, and according to Korean online game tracking service Gametrics, the game quickly found an audiences with gamers in PC Cafes, ranking ninth among online games, fifth among RPGs, and was the most popular beta being played. This was followed by a commercial release on February 22, a launch that Flagship boasts achieved "record sales," though it's a record that we're pretty sure will be broken soon enough.

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]]>betaflagshipflagship-studiosflagshipstudioshellgatehellgate-londonhellgatelondonkoreammoJason Dobson2008-04-11T09:30:00+00:00Sega shuts down Korean offices, cancels Yokohama arcade planshttp://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/31/sega-shuts-down-korean-offices-cancels-yokohama-arcade-plans/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/31/sega-shuts-down-korean-offices-cancels-yokohama-arcade-plans/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/31/sega-shuts-down-korean-offices-cancels-yokohama-arcade-plans/#commentsFiled under: ,


Hard times have fallen on publisher Sega Sammy, who has announced the closing of a subsidiary office based in Korea, as part of a "global business optimization" in the wake of massive financial losses.

The "global business optimization" will also affect Sega Sammy in Japan, where plans for a $330m arcade in Yokohama have been canceled, after an initial $227m investment in the purchase of land. At fault is the coin-operated amusement side of the company's business, which is suffering in Japan at the hands of the home console market. At least Sega Sammy continues to hold its head up high, denying any potential for buy-out.

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]]>koreasegasega-sammyScott Jon Siegel2008-03-31T15:00:00+00:00Report: Wii coming to South Korea by May 5http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/18/report-wii-coming-to-south-korea-by-may-5/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/18/report-wii-coming-to-south-korea-by-may-5/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/18/report-wii-coming-to-south-korea-by-may-5/#commentsFiled under:

We've known for a while now that Nintendo was planning to bring the Wii to PC-gaming mecca South Korea some time this year, but recent word has it that the system may be hitting the country's shores sooner than later. The Korea Times is reporting that Nintendo and Activision recently registered two Wii games each with Korea's Game Rating Board. The paper speculates this move means Nintendo Korea is looking to launch by Children's Day on May 5, a popular gift-giving holiday in the country. Though there's no official announcement from Nintendo, we can't think of a better holiday to launch for a system known for kid-friendly games like Super Mario Galaxy and Resident Evil 4.

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]]>asiaforeignkorealaunchmarketnintendosouth-koreaKyle Orland2008-03-18T11:00:00+00:00Starcraft II: Zerg video and info dumphttp://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/11/starcraft-ii-zerg-video-and-info-dump/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/11/starcraft-ii-zerg-video-and-info-dump/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/11/starcraft-ii-zerg-video-and-info-dump/#commentsFiled under: , ,

The Queen of Blades' return in StarCraft II slowly approaches -- very, very, slowly approaches. Following the release of the Zerg race trailer in Korea (naturally), a non-shaky-cam version can now be enjoyed (above). We've also posted videos of Zerg gameplay footage after the break.

IGN has a list of Zerg units and buildings currently known and Blizzard has also posted a lot information in its forums. Finally, GameVideos has footage of the Hydralisk burrowing and the Mutalisk in action. For those desperately waiting for a StarCraft II release date, more information is expected to hit later this year at BlizzCon.

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]]>blizzardkoreastarcraft-2starcraft-iistarcraft2Alexander Sliwinski2008-03-11T18:00:00+00:00StarCraft 2's Zerg finally revealedhttp://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/10/starcraft-2s-zerg-finally-revealed/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/10/starcraft-2s-zerg-finally-revealed/http://www.joystiq.com/2008/03/10/starcraft-2s-zerg-finally-revealed/#commentsFiled under: ,

The biggest news about StarCraft II so far has come to us from Korea, and today is no exception (man, we're so jealous, Koreans get all the breaks) with the introduction of the Zerg race at the Grand Intercontinetal Hotel of SamSeongDong in Seoul.

Besides the above shaky-cam trailer, Blizzplanet has harvested tons of screenshots and information for you to rabidly consume right here. There's also a long video of Zerg gameplay which you can see right after the break. So, what's the word, StarCraft die-hards? Do you approve?

[Thanks, Foetoid]

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]]>blizzardkoreastarcraft-2starcraft-iistarcraft2Justin McElroy2008-03-10T08:45:00+00:00Huxley returns from the abyss with videohttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/17/huxley-returns-from-the-abyss-with-video/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/17/huxley-returns-from-the-abyss-with-video/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/17/huxley-returns-from-the-abyss-with-video/#commentsFiled under: , ,

We hope this doesn't make us negative people, but we had basically written MMOFPS Huxley off after not hearing much about it for more than a year. Now though, it's made its (semi) triumphant return from the grave with a new video captured in the Korean-developed game's closed beta accompanied by a truly, almost epically excruciating techno soundtrack.

What we see so far is a pretty, frenetic shooter in the vein of a Painkiller or Unreal, that seems just a tad bit uninspired. That said, we don't know how the MMO elements are playing into it, as what we have here is straight-up action. What say you? Has your interest been piqued? Or have the last, dying embers of your desire for Huxley been fully doused?

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]]>huxleykoreawebzenJustin McElroy2007-12-17T15:40:00+00:00Square wins plagiarism case against Korean music videohttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/11/square-wins-plagiarism-case-against-korean-music-video/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/11/square-wins-plagiarism-case-against-korean-music-video/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/12/11/square-wins-plagiarism-case-against-korean-music-video/#commentsFiled under: , , , , ,

Imitation isn't only the sincerest form of flattery, it's also the most legally actionable. At least it is to Square Enix, which recently won a plagiarism case against South Korean music video producer Fantom to the tune of 16 million won (approx. $17,400).

The case centers on the video for the song Temptation Sonata, in which live actors recreate a scene from Square Enix's animated movie, Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children. According to a judge for the Seoul Central District Court, the video "illegally used 80% of the storyline, setting, characters and their styles of dress and their demeanors," from the movie scene. We're not sure how the judge came to such an exact statistic, but who are we to argue with such an official sounding pronouncement?

A comparison of the videos (both viewable below the break) shows much more than a passing similarity between the two, and Square was definitely within its rights taking legal action. That said, we have to wonder what Square Enix felt it had to gain from a court case. Is this video really hurting the company's ability to milk insane amounts of money out off the Final Fantasy franchise? Does seeing the video makes someone less likely to buy a copy of Advent Children? What's next, a legal case against the makers of College Saga? We just hope the negative PR associated with this case is worth the massive $17,000 pay day Square Enix made off of it.

Scene from Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children

Music Video for Ivy's "Temptation Sonata"

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]]>advent childrenAdventChildrencourtenixfinal fantasyFinal Fantasy VIIfinal fantasy7FinalFantasyFinalFantasy7FinalFantasyViikorealawlegalplagiarismsquaresquare enixSquareEnixKyle Orland2007-12-11T14:45:00+00:00Kart Rider open beta (finally) begins in North Americahttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/10/04/kart-rider-open-beta-finally-begins-in-north-america/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/10/04/kart-rider-open-beta-finally-begins-in-north-america/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/10/04/kart-rider-open-beta-finally-begins-in-north-america/#commentsFiled under: , ,


South Korean racing phenomenon Kart Rider has finally entered its public beta phase in North America, with its colorful official website allowing players to sign up and download the game client (Windows only).

For those not in the know, Kart Rider is a cel-shaded racing game heavily (and we mean heavily) inspired by Nintendo's Mario Kart series. Players purchase upgrades and cosmetic features for their characters, and go online to race and compete. The Kart Rider client is completely free, and the developers, Nexon, earn all their revenue through virtual item purchases on the official site. The revenue model must be working for them, as Kart Rider is one of the most profitable games in South Korea, directly competing with Blizzard's mega-hit Starcraft. We'll have to wait and see if the game can make the same kind of impact in the States.

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]]>kart-riderkartriderkoreanexonScott Jon Siegel2007-10-04T05:30:00+00:00Master Chief vs. dinosaur, Halo 3 marketing in Koreahttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/09/01/master-chief-vs-dinosaur-halo-3-marketing-in-korea/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/09/01/master-chief-vs-dinosaur-halo-3-marketing-in-korea/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/09/01/master-chief-vs-dinosaur-halo-3-marketing-in-korea/#commentsFiled under: , ,

What you will see above, and after the break, are allegedly official Halo 3 marketing videos in Korea. It's, um, different ... like the part where Master Chief punches a dinosaur in the head and the back of his armor falls off. After the break you'll see what happens when someone dressed like Master Chief poses motionless in a Korean mall and springs to life. That's actually more funny than weird, but totally not what we expect from Microsoft marketing.

As we all know, Korea has a very strong gaming culture, although it mostly revolves around the PC market. Console gaming isn't as popular, but maybe videos like this help? Our Korean translator has been missing since the Starcraft II announcement, so we have no idea what's going on in these videos. We can fully accept that Korean culture is very different from US culture -- this point made clear in the video after the break as the guy in the Master Chief costume is standing in the middle of a mall with a gun. We could see something like that sparking an incident on the local news here.

[Via X3F]

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]]>halo3koreakoreanmarketingAlexander Sliwinski2007-09-01T15:15:00+00:00Sony kiosks hit Korean theater, bankhttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/08/13/sony-kiosks-hit-korean-theater-bank/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/08/13/sony-kiosks-hit-korean-theater-bank/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/08/13/sony-kiosks-hit-korean-theater-bank/#commentsFiled under: , , ,



When Nintendo put Wii kiosks outside in the cold of a London winter , we thought it was a little nutty. When Sony put a PS2 in the lobby of the England National Symphony, we thought things couldn't get weirder. Well, those crazy foreigners are at it again. This time it's Sony Korea setting up PS2 and PSP kiosks in movie theaters and a PS3 unit in a bank.

AVING USA has pictures of the "ZAM ZONE" in Seoul's MEGABOX multiplex, which feature rows of systems set up in front of comfortable-looking stadium-seating-style chairs. The "Bank Zone," on the other hand, comprises a single PS3 and HD monitor with a leather chair in the corner of a Shinhan Bank branch in Seouls' COEX convention center.

We can see the appeal of playing a few games when you're out at the movies, but the bank? Do people really feel the urge to have a high-end gaming machine nearby when waiting to deposit checks? Are businessmen going to take time out of their busy schedules for a quick game of MotorStorm? We tend to doubt it.

[Via Insert Credit]

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]]>koreaSCEKsonyKyle Orland2007-08-13T13:58:00+00:0080GB PS3 launches in Koreahttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/18/80gb-ps3-launches-in-korea/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/18/80gb-ps3-launches-in-korea/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/06/18/80gb-ps3-launches-in-korea/#commentsFiled under: ,

Sony just launched an 80GB version of PlayStation 3 in Korea. The console will also have a video on demand service in the country. The console reportedly costs 518000 won (approximately US $558).

Those interested in checking out the launch party can see a gallery at Ruliweb here. Three hours prior to launch, the crowd isn't nearly as big as the console's release in other regions, but bear in mind South Korea gamers are not too keen on consoles, showing more fondness for MMOs, Starcraft and other titles playable at internet cafes. And to be fair, the crowd does grow to a respectable size at the zero hour.

[Via PS3 Fanboy, Forums]

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]]>koreasonyvideo on demandVideoOnDemandvodRoss Miller2007-06-18T20:54:00+00:00Korean PS3 gets video-on-demandhttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/24/korean-ps3-gets-video-on-demand/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/24/korean-ps3-gets-video-on-demand/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/24/korean-ps3-gets-video-on-demand/#commentsFiled under: ,

Earlier this week, Sony announced plans to launch a video-on-demand service in South Korea this June, simultaneously releasing an 80GB PS3 model to cater to the happy downloaders. Negotiations with telecom companies are still underway, but an anonymous spokesperson from Hanaro Telecom seemed confident they would strike a deal with the giant.

Sony has no public plans to bring the VOD service to North America or Europe, but we have two words to say about that: test market. The Xbox 360 Video Marketplace is already well-established in the US, so it's likely Sony will use Korea to whip their service into shape to compete worldwide.

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]]>koreaps3sonyvideomarketplacevideoondemandvodJohn Bardinelli2007-05-24T09:29:00+00:00EA invests in The9http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/21/ea-invests-in-the9/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/21/ea-invests-in-the9/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/21/ea-invests-in-the9/#commentsFiled under: , , ,

Electronic Arts has acquired a stake in Chinese publisher The9, Gamasutra reports. The US-based publishing powerhouse will have 15% of the The9's common stock, which amounts to US $167 million. The two companies also announced a licensing agreement that makes The9 the sole publisher of FIFA Online in mainland China.

EA had previously half-denied reports of an investment, saying that at the time there was "no signed agreement with The9." Rumors of an investment date back to at least September 2006. EA Asia Online president Hubert Larenaudie stated that he believes this is "another significant step" in building EA's presence in Asia.

It is unclear how this arrangement might affect The9's relationship with EA rival Vivendi, who licenses the massively popular World of Warcraft to the publisher.

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]]>asiachinaeaelectronic artsElectronicArtsfifafifa onlineFifaOnlinekoreasoccersouth koreaSouthKoreathe 9The9vivendiworld of warcraftWorldOfWarcraftRoss Miller2007-05-21T15:59:00+00:00You think you're excited about Starcraft II?http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/19/you-think-youre-excited-about-starcraft-ii/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/19/you-think-youre-excited-about-starcraft-ii/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/19/you-think-youre-excited-about-starcraft-ii/#commentsFiled under: , ,


We know that the announcement of Starcraft II has all but caused the internet to explode, and we admit to being totally stoked enough by that intro trailer to describe ourselves as "totally stoked" in a public forum. But can you imagine what it must be like in Korea? Seriously, can you imagine? It would be like people in the United States finding out that there was a sequel to American Idol that would also power their cars. We thought on this Starcraft Saturday it might be helpful to remind you how it looks when an entire culture hovers near the brink of insanity and is subsequently pushed off.

Watch the above video, those are 10,000 people waiting for the announcement of the game. Watch this feature. If you can get past the extremely energetic host, you can see an American guy wishing that he had been born and raised in Korea so he could be a "rock star" ... of Starcraft. Read this blog to get 1UP's James Mielke's first-hand account of the madness. Our question to you: Do you pine for a culture like that of Korea, or are you happy losing you mind in the privacy of your own home?

Watch -- Blizzard Worldwide Invitational: Gaming in Korea
Read -- BWI Live Blog From Seoul, South Korea

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]]>blizzardkoreastarcraftstarcraftiiJustin McElroy2007-05-19T21:00:00+00:00Blizzard announces Starcraft II, Korea implodes with joyhttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/19/blizzard-announces-starcraft-2-korea-implodes-with-joy/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/19/blizzard-announces-starcraft-2-korea-implodes-with-joy/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/05/19/blizzard-announces-starcraft-2-korea-implodes-with-joy/#commentsFiled under: , , , ,


It all lead up to this: StarCraft II. After months of speculation Blizzard announced today at their World Wide Invitational in Korea that their next big project is StarCraft II for PC.

Blizzard president Mike Morhaime says, "With StarCraft II, we'll be able to do everything we wanted to do with the original StarCraft and more ... We recognize that expectations are high following the long-running popularity of the original game, but we plan to meet those expectations and deliver an engaging, action-packed, competitive experience that StarCraft players and strategy gamers worldwide will enjoy." Meanwhile, IGN's man in Korea, Charles Onyett says, "SC2 looks, at least visually, strikingly similar to SC1 - both in unit and map designs."

This has been Blizzard's longest gap between releases. Blizzard had a consistent two-year release schedule (not including expansion packs) since 1994 with the original WarCraft. That streak was broken in 2006 when StarCraft: Ghost was killed indefinitely postponed. Although no release date has been given for StarCraft II, hopefully gamers won't have to worry about another installment of the series being "postponed."

Gallery: Starcraft II (PC/Mac)



[Thanks to everyone who sent this in!]

Update: Here are some higher quality videos care of Game Videos.





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]]>blizzarddiablokoreasc2starcraft 2starcraft iistarcraft2StarcraftIiwarcraftworld of starcraftwowwwiAlexander Sliwinski2007-05-19T03:16:00+00:00Rumor: Starcraft 2 possible, but Blizzard's hiding somethinghttp://www.joystiq.com/2007/04/26/rumor-starcraft-2-possible-but-blizzards-hiding-something/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/04/26/rumor-starcraft-2-possible-but-blizzards-hiding-something/http://www.joystiq.com/2007/04/26/rumor-starcraft-2-possible-but-blizzards-hiding-something/#commentsFiled under: , ,

TeamLiquid has apparently translated a post from a Korean website which claims that "according to the game developers," Blizzard will announce Starcraft 2 at Blizzard's World Wide Invitational (WWI) to be held in South Korea. If you've paid any attention to Korea and Starcraft you'll know it's no joke over there. Our "hardcore" gets air quotes compared to Korea's hardcore, which should actually have just been written in all caps, bolded and italicized. Although we have absolutely no idea about the legitimacy of this Starcraft 2 information, we do know that there is a megaton announcement planned around May 19.

Speaking with Joystiq, Blizzard wouldn't confirm Starcraft 2, but said they are planning on making a huge announcement at the WWI. Starcraft 2 had previously been hinted by Blizzard's VP of business development. Obviously announcing Starcraft 2 in Korea is only appropriate, as matches are held in stadiums, carried on television and are practically a national sport. This way, Blizzard can announce the next WoW expansion at min-E3 and then save the Diablo 3 announcement for BlizzCon. So if sometime around May 19 you suddenly feel a disturbance in the force and millions of people screaming, that's just South Korea imploding from the news that Starcraft 2 is coming.

[Via EvilAvatar]

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]]>announcementblizzardkoreastarcraftAlexander Sliwinski2007-04-26T01:30:00+00:00