Sat, Oct 11, 2008 | 11:35 BST
StarCraft II is a trilogy, Blizzard announces
Update: There’s an explanation of how this is going to actually work here.
Blizzard’s announced that StarCraft II is, in fact, a trilogy, and will be split into three stand-alone products.
The news comes out of BlizzCon 08, which opened last night just as we were descending into our post-TGS coma.
The first game in the series will be Terran: Wings of Liberty, followed by Zerg: Heart of Swarm and Protoss: Legend of the Void.
Details on pricing and dates are unknown.
Each game will feature 26-30 single-player missions and multiplayer upgrades over the previous disc.
We’ll have more on this as we go through the morning’s new list.
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Posted in: Activision Blizzard, Blizzcon 2008, Hot, PC, Strategy
Tags: Protoss: Legend of the Void, starcraft II, Terran: Wings of Liberty, Zerg: Heart of Swarm
3 comments
#1
hiuspaa
11/10/08, 9:38 am
http://www.v2.fi/uutiset/pelit/5562/Blizzard-lipsautti-Warcraft-4sta/ (in finnish)
Blizzard slipped that the same system will be used in Warcraft 4!
#2
hiuspaa
11/10/08, 9:39 am
And their source was:
http://hellforge.gameriot.com/blogs/Arreat-Summit/Warcraft-4-Confirmed-Starcraft-2-to-be-a-Trilogy/
#3
patlike
11/10/08, 9:42 am
Nice one. I’ve got that on my list. I’ll stick it up in a sec.