Cataclysm Collector’s Edition Announced
Blizzard have today announced the World of Warcraft: Cataclysm Collector’s Edition. Blizzard always do a great job of producing super duper collector’s editions of their games and it seems that Cataclysm will be no different. So what do you get for indulging? As usual a hard back art book showing the expansion in all its glory, an exclusive in game pet, behind the scenes DVD, soundtrack, mouse pad and trading cards. Full details and images after the break.
— Art of the Cataclysm art book, featuring 176 pages of never-before-seen images from the archives of the Blizzard Entertainment cinematics department and the World of Warcraft development team, as well as progressive visuals from multiple stages of development.
— Exclusive in-game pet: he may not be a breaker of worlds just yet, but Lil’ Deathwing will still proudly accompany heroes on their struggle to save Azeroth from his much, much larger counterpart.
— Behind-the-scenes DVD with over an hour of developer interviews and commentaries, as well as a special Warcraft(R) retrospective examining the rich gaming history of the Warcraft universe.
— Soundtrack featuring 10 epic new tracks from Cataclysm, including exclusive bonus tracks.
— Special-edition mouse pad depicting Deathwing menacing the ravaged continents of Azeroth.
— World of Warcraft Trading Card Game cards, including a 60-card starter deck from the Wrathgate series, two extended-art cards, and two Collector’s Edition-exclusive hero cards, marking the first appearance of goblin and worgen heroes in the TCG.
Early reports suggest that the Cataclysm collector’s edition will cost around $80 or £50, much like The Burning Crusade and Wrath of The Lich King collectors edition expansion packs.
Aryel Abrahami
Founding member of GodisaGeek.
You may remember me from video features such as the Cataclysm Beta and HowToStarCraftII.
My gaming upbringing was a mixture of NES, SNES and Megadrive before my brother decided to convert to the church of PlayStation.
Nowadays I have my own cash and own all of the major consoles and a top of the range gaming PC. Dropping a grand to upgrade my PC is not a huge decision, it's a requirement! If you can't find me on the PS3 or 360 then I am probably on my PC playing the latest MMO, RTS or FPS.
