BlizzCon

BlizzCon is an annual gaming convention hosted by Blizzard Entertainment. It celebrates the company's video game franchises, including Warcraft, StarCraft, Diablo, Overwatch, and Hearthstone. The event typically features developer panels, esports tournaments, costume contests, and opportunities for attendees to play upcoming games. Blizzard often uses BlizzCon as a platform to announce new games, expansions, and major updates.

The convention was first held in 2005 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. Over the years, BlizzCon has grown significantly in size and popularity, attracting tens of thousands of attendees and millions more who watch online. The event is known for its energetic atmosphere and the passionate community of Blizzard fans. BlizzCon typically includes a live concert to close out the festivities.

In recent years, Blizzard has explored different formats for BlizzCon, including virtual events, to reach a wider global audience. Ticket sales and merchandise are a significant part of the convention's operations. BlizzCon has become a major event in the gaming industry calendar, serving as a showcase for Blizzard's creative output and a gathering point for its dedicated player base.