by Stacy Jones on Jun 23, 2010
BATTLE OF THE IMMORTALS HITS 1.5 MILLION CUMULATIVE UNIQUE LOGINS - LAUNCHES FIFTH SERVER, GEMINI
Battle of the Immortals becomes Perfect World Entertainment's Fastest Growing Game
June 23, 2010 - Redwood City, Calif. - Perfect World Entertainment Inc., a wholly owned US subsidiary of Perfect World Co., Ltd. (NASDAQ: PWRD), today announced that Battle of the Immortals has hit 1.5 million cumulative unique logins and has launched its fifth server, Gemini, making it Perfect World Entertainment's fastest growing game. Gemini, a European server, will be joined by its counterpart server, Aquarius, which will be physically migrated to Europe, meeting the region's growing demand for the hit action-MMORPG.
"Demand for Battle of the Immortals has been tremendous, not only in North America, but from around the world and the opening of our second European server, Gemini, is a testament to that. With over 1.5 million cumulative unique logins, Battle of the Immortals proves itself not only as our fastest growing game, but also one that keeps players coming back," said Jonathan Belliss, Product Manager for Battle of the Immortals. "By being steadfast in our commitment to provide the highest level of polish and game localization, our players have made Battle of the Immortals an international success, which many of our industry competitors have taken notice of."
For more information on Battle of the Immortals, please visit the official website at http://BOI.PerfectWorld.com/
About Perfect World Entertainment
Perfect World Entertainment, a subsidiary of Perfect World Co., Ltd. (NASDAQ:PWRD), publishes free-to-play online games and provides online services in North America. The Company primarily publishes online games based on the Perfect World proprietary game engines and game development platforms. The Company's releases include "Battle of the Immortals," "Ether Saga Online," "Jade Dynasty" and "Perfect World International," a free-to-play MMORPG which is currently played by millions of people worldwide; and a single-player action-RPG "Torchlight."