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BlizzCon 2010

Last wiki revision 2023-09-18

BlizzCon 2010 was announced on March 25, 2010 and took place at the Anaheim Convention Center on October 22-23, 2010. There were more than 27,000 people who attended.

  • Diablo
  • Diablo III fifth and final class revealed: Demon hunter.
  • StarCraft
  • Brand-new mod, Blizzard DOTA revealed
  • Discussion panels with Blizzard Entertainment developers
  • Art Panel
  • Class Panel
  • Dungeons and Raids panel
  • Quests and Lore Q&A
  • Open Q&A
  • Hands-on play time with upcoming Blizzard Entertainment games
  • Live Raid: Defense of Orgrimmar
  • Community contests with great prizes
  • The standard Movies, Song, Art, Costumes, and Dance Contests Rules and Applications.
  • Live community chats
  • $150.00 USD per ticket (up from BlizzCon 2009, +$25.00 USD)
  • $39.95 USD per virtual ticket
  • DIRECTV customers could order a Pay-per-view stream for the same price starting October 4, 2010. There was also a promotion that if you signed up for DIRECTV service between July 26 - September 24, 2010, then you would get the Pay-per-view for free.
  • Went on sale on July 26, 2010
  • Sold in two batches:
  • Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010 at 7:00pm Pacific Time (California) (Sold out in ~30 minutes)
  • Saturday, June 5th, 2010 at 10:00am Pacific Time (California) (Sold out in ~30 minutes)
  • Clarification was given to the purchase window, with Mike Morhaime giving the statistic of a thirty (30) second window in which a person had to have pressed the "Purchase" button to acquire tickets.
  • BlizzCon badge that grants access to BlizzCon
  • Deathy, the malformed Murloc that looks a bit like Deathwing
  • StarCraft II Grunty portrait icon
  • Dethling maquette figure from Sideshow Collectibles
  • BlizzCon themed Authenticator
  • Many other contests and pamphlets for vendors
  • SteelSeries (Key for chest)
  • Brady Games (Quest bookmark)
  • Jinx
  • Cryptozoic ($5 USD Class Decks)
  • DirectTV is covering BlizzCon via a Pay-Per-View event, and offers a streaming internet video of the same feed.
  • Price was $39.95 USD
  • Includes both Deathy and the StarCraft II Grunty portrait and unit emblems
  • MMO-Champion
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  • WoW Insider
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  • Wowhead
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Source

https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/BlizzCon_2010 · retrieved 2023-11-13 · CC BY-SA 4.0

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