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NetEase Files Lawsuit Against Blizzard Entertainment Seeking $43.5 Million in Refunds

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NetEase is reportedly suing Blizzard over the refunds for games no longer available in China. Blizzard pulled games like World of Warcraft, Hearthstone, and Overwatch from China. Services for these titles, and other games like Warcraft 3, the StarCraft series, and Diablo 3, all went offline January 23.

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NetEase Files Lawsuit Against Blizzard Entertainment Seeking $43.5 Million in Refunds

Former Chinese publishing partner NetEase has filed a lawsuit against Blizzard Entertainment, seeking ¥300 million Yuan (roughly $43.5 million USD) in refunds for discontinued games and services to more than 1.12 million players since the shutdown last January.

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Blizzard is reportedly facing a $43.5 million lawsuit from NetEase over refunds

Following their split earlier this year, NetEase is reportedly suing Blizzard over the refunds for games no longer available in China.

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