BlizzCon 2010 48-hour sale merchandise gallery

by Mathew McCurley Oct 10th 2010 at 2:00PM

After a little bit of a snafu earlier this weekend, Blizzard has finally opened up the BlizzCon 2010 48-hour sale for ticket holders. Getting in early is advised, as some items, like the sheet music to Lament of the Highborne, are already sold out. We've included a gallery of the official, exclusive merchandise from the site for those of you without tickets. Get your BlizzCon ticket-holding friends on the phone now, because this stuff is going fast.

Gallery: BlizzCon 2010 48-hour sale merchandise

Tags: 48-hour-sale, Blizzard, blizzard-blizzcon, blizzcon, blizzcon-2010, blizzcon-merchandise, blizzcon-merchandise-sale, blizzcon-wow, merchandise

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Reader Comments (Page 2 of 4)

Rufio Oct 10th 2010 7:30PM

"Wondering if I need it or not".

I found this kinda cute. He needed to know what it was...to know if he needed it or not. :-)

wdsrmail Oct 10th 2010 9:14PM

The highborne sheet music said it was sold at one minute, and then later that it was not. Also, initially, there were 63 items, and then within about 15 minutes i noticed it became 73. Something to be aware of, keep checking the sales page.

cowy Oct 10th 2010 8:53PM

You best be troll'in...oh wait... you're serious. -_-;

Matthew Oct 11th 2010 3:12AM

who else is shocked that it sold out so fast!

l0lus Oct 10th 2010 2:24PM

Hmm you can't get in early if page doesn't even open

gennadius Oct 10th 2010 2:24PM

Clothes look kinda ok in my opinion.
They shouldve made like a cool white hoodie with the horde symbol on the back and random cool looking blood-splatters on it
But whats that little box wich looks like the boxes you put wedding-rings in upside down (diablo in the galary above)

(sorry for the terrible english)

Per Oct 10th 2010 2:25PM

what you say?!

LOK'TAR OGAR ALLIANCE SCUM

*chases after, waving maces wildly*

xenite46383 Oct 10th 2010 2:28PM

Hmm kinda lame actually, offer up a sale only for the few who was able to purchase tickets 1/4 of which was scalpers who are now reselling the tickets. Then allow them to purchase exclusive merchandise that they will no resell on eBay marked up 1000%.

Awesome job Blizzard.

Wulf Oct 10th 2010 2:38PM

...Or the tens of thousands of people who ordered the $40 stream, who will have access in a couple days.

xenite46383 Oct 10th 2010 2:52PM

Took a peek on eBay, the items are already being posted most for 400%-500% markup. As someone who has been playing Blizzard games since the DOS and Kali day's, feels like a big FU to fans.

But hey as long as the scalpers and Blizzard profit. =/

Rakah Oct 10th 2010 7:40PM

Why don't they just attach a "Not for resale" thing to the stuff then make sure ebay etc takes the auctions down.

ZeroDesu Oct 11th 2010 5:42AM

Because they're not legally allowed to do that? Once you pay for stuff, you own it. Blizzard can't "make" eBay do anything. eBay is a collection of people who own stuff, selling it to other people who want to own it. There's nothing Blizzard can (or should) do about it.

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