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Get the Snowblower Ready, Blizzcon 08 is coming |
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Written by Christophor "SuperGuido" Rick
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Monday, 12 May 2008 |
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The folks at Blizzard know a good thing when they see it and so do we. Blizzcon is brilliant and it's coming again. Check out the latest info.
Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. today announced plans for its third
BlizzCon gaming convention, to be held at the Anaheim Convention
Center in Anaheim, California on 10 and 11 October. BlizzCon is a
celebration of the global player communities surrounding Blizzard
Entertainment’s Warcraft, StarCraft, and Diablo franchises. In
response to the demand to accommodate more attendees, this year’s event
has expanded from two convention halls to three.
“Whenever we’ve
been able to meet and interact with Blizzard gamers from around the
world, it’s been a great experience for us,” stated Mike Morhaime, CEO
and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. “We’re looking forward to
seeing even more of our players at this year’s BlizzCon and delivering
another entertaining and informative event for them.”
BlizzCon
will offer a wide variety of activities to help all attendees get the
most out of the two-day event. In addition to serving as a gathering
place for the different Blizzard Entertainment gaming communities,
attendees will be able to enjoy:
- Hands-on play time with upcoming Blizzard Entertainment releases
- Discussion panels with Blizzard Entertainment developers
- Competitive and casual tournaments for players to showcase their talents
- Areas and activities devoted to licensed products such as the World of Warcraft Trading Card Game
- Costume, machinima, and character sound-alike contests with great prizes
- Commemorative merchandise based on the Blizzard Entertainment franchises
- A silent auction
- More exciting activities to be announced
Tickets
for BlizzCon will go on sale in the next few weeks at a price of $100
USD per person. As the event draws closer, further details will be
announced on the official BlizzCon website: www.blizzcon.com.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 12 May 2008 )
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