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Blizzard sued for death of a gamer

Posted on Monday, 21 November 2005 by Doccie, source: redherring

The parents of a Chinese 13-year-old boy have pressed charges against Blizzard.The parents want to sue Blizzard for the death of their son. According to them, the boy died while playing out one of the scenes in World of Warcraft.

The parents filed a suit against Blizzard Entertainment on Wednesday, saying their son jumped to his death while reenacting a scene from the game, the report said. The parents are backed by the anti-Internet addiction advocate Zhang Chunliang. Mr. Chunliang has spoken to 63 parents whose children have allegedly suffered from online gaming addiction and plans to file a class-action suit, according to the report."

The people from Blizzard have up to this point refused to give out an official statement.

Meanwhile World of Warcraft has sold over one-and-a-half million copies in China alone. China and online addiction, a story that has not met it's end.

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