February 10, 2010 at 14:46Updated Battle.net
Anticipating the release of Startcraft 2 and Diablo 3, Blizzard has officially unveiled the new version of the Battle.net service.
The emphasis of the new service is on storing saved games and settings on the server, so when reinstalling the backup system (for Blizzard games, of course), you won’t need to. In addition, a search by mod will appear in Battle.net 2.0. They also promise enhanced support for fan creativity. I think no worse than Bioware with their Social . As a result, the new service has every chance of becoming a fashionable social network.
Comrades from Igromania note that the announcement of the new Battle.net may well mean the imminent start of a beta test of StarCraft 2, which was postponed last year just because of Battle.net 2.0.
via igromania
The emphasis of the new service is on storing saved games and settings on the server, so when reinstalling the backup system (for Blizzard games, of course), you won’t need to. In addition, a search by mod will appear in Battle.net 2.0. They also promise enhanced support for fan creativity. I think no worse than Bioware with their Social . As a result, the new service has every chance of becoming a fashionable social network.
Comrades from Igromania note that the announcement of the new Battle.net may well mean the imminent start of a beta test of StarCraft 2, which was postponed last year just because of Battle.net 2.0.
via igromania