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Why hello there, StarCraft II Collector’s Edition

Posted: April 8, 2010

Blizzard isn’t just targeting StarCraft fans with the release of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty later this year: it’s also taking aim at World of Warcraft players.

The company today revealed the StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty Collector’s Edition, complete with an in-game Thor World of Warcraft pet. Crafty stuff, but I bet WoWers, a notoriously dedicated bunch, will cough up.

The collector’s set will retail for $100, but that’s actually pretty great value when you see what it comes with: a 176-page art book containing concept art and illustrations, a soundtrack CD with 14 tracks, and even a 2GB USB flash drive loaded with the original StarCraft and the StarCraft: Brood War expansion.

And the aforementioned pet, of course. It’s all lovingly presented in the swish box you see above, for just $40 more than the standard release. As special editions go, it’s quite tasty.

We won’t have a StarCraft II release date for a few more weeks yet, though it should be out by the time BlizzCon 2010 opens its doors.

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[Via press release]

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Posted: April 8, 2010
Chris Greenhough

By Chris Greenhough








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2 Archived Responses to “ Why hello there, StarCraft II Collector’s Edition ”

  1. James Her
    Apr 20, 2010

    After I got my free beta key from http://www.gamebetakeys.com/starcraft2/ I decided I would pre-order the game. I love the game and preordered it from Newegg but NO. . . I won’t spring for the $99 version. As much as I loved the original Starcraft, I just don’t see where this one merits that kinda cash. . . Sorry, Blizzard!


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