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#1 2023-06-10 03:50:02

xiaoli
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Burger King in South Korea Selling Diablo 4 'Lilith Burger'

Blizzard and Burger King have started a partnership to make available Diablo 4 gamers Lilith and Inarius-inspired burgers in South Korea. This is a portion of Blizzard’s massive marketing plan for the launch of the critically acclaimed Diablo 4, one of the most popular game releases of 2023 thus far.

Diablo 4 is usually a massive hit. According to Blizzard, d4 items was its fastest-selling game ever, surpassing all the titles in how much quicker it sold units when including pre-orders, its Early Access, plus the first day of the release. During this announcement, this company did not reveal exact sales numbers, but it stated that gamers had unquestionably title for upwards of 93 million hours in mere six days, and that is very impressive.

Now, fans who're hungry for further d4 items can check out special burgers inspired by Lilith and Iranius in Burger King. According to the Reddit user Xalxary2, who first spotted the promotion, these burgers are being sold only in South Korea. While the image from the ad makes both burgers look virtually identical, while they resemble Whoopers using a beef patty, chicken patty, salad, and bacon, they'll have different tastes. Lilith’s burger is the spiciest of the two, while Inarius’ burger uses sweet sauces.

This isn't the first time Burger King has partnered with gaming and also other media companies to provide special burgers for a limited time. Previously, this company already did similar offerings with games including Call of Duty in Puerto Rico, as an example. Another recent example was a special burger to celebrate the launch of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. In Spider-Man's case, Burger King offered a burger with red bread that had been offered ahead of the movie hitting the large screen.

Keeping Diablo 4 constantly from the players' heads and offering a lot of content to enable them to spend hours playing is Blizzard’s strategy for long-term success. Despite the successful launch, it’s still vital for Blizzard to help keep players engaged with Diablo 4 for your game to get profitable being a live service product. In this context, July is going to be a big month for Diablo 4. The month will cover the introduction from the game’s First Season, in addition to its paid Battle Pass. So, the standard of this content will probably be vital in determining whether players will stay with Blizzard’s new game for just a while, or if it'll quickly diminish its player base.

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