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Blizzard is officially bringing its games to the Philippines

The company is strengthening a long-standing arrangement with Thailand-based online game distributor AsiaSoft to officially bring Heroes of the Storm and its other big games to the Philippines.

Alex Wawro, Contributor

April 29, 2014

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Blizzard announced today that it is expanding its long-standing partnership with distributor Asiasoft to bring its games to the Philippines. You may remember that Blizzard entered into an agreement with Asiasoft in 2011 to distribute the company's biggest games -- including Diablo III, Starcraft 2 and World of Warcraft -- in Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. That deal will now be expanded to the Philippines, where Asiasoft subsidiary Level Up! Inc. will handle the distribution, marketing and support of major Blizzard titles. Blizzard also confirmed that its upcoming MOBA Heroes of the Storm will be distributed in Southeast Asia via the Asiasoft partnership. "We are working closely with Blizzard in preparation for the game's launch," stated Asiasoft CEO Pramoth Sudjitporn in a press release confirming the deal. "We look forward to providing Blizzard's brand of online brawler to gamers in Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines." Blizzard has also confirmed that it will be distributing Heroes of the Storm in China via its partnership with Chinese company NetEase.

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