The million of World of Warcraft gamers in China are now dealing with some withdrawl symptons. Early on Sunday the company in charge of the the game’s Chinese servers, The9 , shut down those machines. Earlier this year, Blizzard announced it was breaking off its relationship with The9 and handed the big China World of Warcraft keys to a rival company, Netease . The problem is that, according to the Wall Street Journal, Netease isn’t ready to launch its servers for the game and won’t be until sometime later in June, which means that a number of Chinese players might not come back to World of Warcraft when it resumes operations. According to a poll of those gamers, 53 percent stated they would come back, 26 percent said they would wait and see what happens with the transition while 21 percent said they were done with the game. When you enter your name and email address, you’ll be sent a link to confirm your comment, and a password. read more
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