Wings of liberty soundtrack pro#

The last of the 'bonus' items is more of a bonus for Blizzard.

This piece of identification also functions as a USB stick which contains copies of the original StarCraft and its Brood Wars expansion pack for anyone who hasn't played them yet. Spoiler: It's beautiful.īonus item #5: My personal favorite - a dogtag carrying the name of StarCraft II protagonist Jim Raynor. Here's an image from a random page I opened up to. The issue even comes with its own bag and board for the true comic collectors in the audience.īonus item #4: An incredibly classy hardcover Art of StarCraft II book. The art is also better than I've come to expect from video game comic book tie-ins.

I've read a bit of this, and it seems pretty fun. I'm looking forward to listening to this all day while I wait to actually play the game tonight.īonus item #3: Issue #0 of the StarCraft comic from WildStorm. The inside of the soundtrack contains some nice flavor text about the plot of the series and how it connects to the music.

Wings of liberty soundtrack pro#

That means I won't be touching this sucker until after I've put the single-player campaign to bed in a week or two.īonus item #2: A soundtrack, complete with reflection of me taking a picture, because I am a pro at photography. I'm told by others that this DVD contains all of the game's cinematics, including the ending. Step 1: Here's the big box itself, which looks beautiful.Īnd the back, which lists the huge number of things inside.īonus item #1: A behind-the-scenes DVD. I decided to share my joy with everyone by chronicling my unboxing of this huge special edition. This bulky box contained none other than the collector's edition of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, my most anticipated game of the year. Never has a squeal of joy been heard in this office quite like the one that emitted from my lips when a package from Blizzard arrived today.