BlizzCon

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BlizzCon is Blizzard Entertainment’s annual fan convention showcasing its video games through announcements, esports tournaments, panels, and community events.

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BlizzCon canonical 8
BlizzConline 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf esports event
fan convention
gaming convention
associatedGame Diablo series
Hearthstone
Heroes of the Storm
Overwatch
StarCraft
StarCraft II
World of Warcraft
broadcastOn online streaming platforms
country United States
features Q&A sessions
art contests
community events
cosplay contests
developer panels
esports tournaments
game announcements
hands-on game demos
merchandise sales
music concerts
talent contests
firstHeld 2005
frequency annual
hasComponent BlizzCon Closing Ceremony
BlizzCon Opening Ceremony
BlizzCon Virtual Ticket
hasEdition BlizzCon 2005
BlizzCon 2007
BlizzCon 2008
BlizzCon 2009
BlizzCon 2010
BlizzCon 2011
BlizzCon 2013
BlizzCon 2014
BlizzCon 2015
BlizzCon 2016
BlizzCon 2017
BlizzCon 2018
BlizzCon 2019
BlizzCon 2023
hasEsportTournament Hearthstone World Championship
Heroes of the Storm Global Championship
Overwatch World Cup
StarCraft II World Championship Series Global Finals
World of Warcraft Arena World Championship
language English
mainFocus Blizzard Entertainment video games
notHeldIn 2012
2018 (for BlizzCon tournament series year alignment)?
organizer Blizzard Entertainment
typicalCity Anaheim, California
linked to: Anaheim
typicalLocation Anaheim Convention Center

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

BlizzCon 2019 partOfSeries BlizzCon
Rob Pardo spokeAt BlizzCon
BlizzCon 2017 partOfSeries BlizzCon
BlizzConline 2021 editionOf BlizzCon
BlizzConline 2021 hasTagline BlizzConline
linked to: BlizzCon
BlizzCon 2011 partOfSeries BlizzCon
BlizzCon 2013 partOfSeries BlizzCon
BlizzCon 2018 editionOf BlizzCon