It is announced that The9 will stop the activation of Guild Wars on March 17th, and close all Guild Wars CN servers on March 31st.Stand in silent mourning For Guild Wars.  It\'s closed one year after its Open beta on March 7th, 2007.Why was Guild Wahttp://my.mmosite.com/lean/Blog/Item/11b503b7e37ac101c101fce94705d9e8.html

The9 - the Chinese company that runs World of Warcraft on the Mainland - has purchased an over 50% stake in MSN China (which was originally launched as a 50-50 joint venture between Microsoft and Shanghai Alliance Investment, an attempt to get aroundhttp://my.mmosite.com/leo0815/Blog/Item/89c0c16230a262a1b52374a97e9405f7.html

Boycotts, fistfights, and GAPP intervention -- the latest China Angle column looks at the rocky path The9 has traveled since China\'s launch of World of Warcraft, leading up to the long-delayed release of the Burning Crusade expansion pack. After monhttp://my.mmosite.com/huangch/Blog/Item/360e883f49ed90f19a65312d331a5de7.html

Chinese online game operator The9 has announced its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 2007, which found sales remained stable in comparison with the previous quarter, with a 5 percent year-over-year increase to $ 35.5 million. Shttp://my.mmosite.com/yiwind/Blog/Item/243ceae95c507cddb5448ee2ced4101e.html

WORLD OF WARCRAFT:Here’s your daily chuckle from the WORLD OF WARCRAFT: The9, who run WoWin China, have re-designed the Undead race (or “Scourge” race as thestory has it) to be less scary in appearance. The surprising makeover has already gone http://my.mmosite.com/just1minute/Blog/Item/b44152e1468eee8988d3ae449d699941.html

In Gamasutra\\\'s latest China Angle column, Pacific Epoch\\\'s Shang Koo analyzes the implications of EA\\\'s investment in major Chinese firm The9, as the latter launches its latest MMO beta, and elsewhere, a Chinese court rules on whether virtualhttp://my.mmosite.com/fredericay/Blog/Item/803d6b1c0b687b13adc33b4bbcb137b8.html

In early April it had been rumored that leading publisher Electronic Arts had agreed to purchase 19 percent of Chinese online game company The9. At the time, EA denied that any deal had taken place. Today, however, EA made it official, announcing anhttp://my.mmosite.com/zichenlong/Blog/Item/a46f129c27d2416d8f70ba2e7be9f0d5.html