The Las Vegas Convention Center website has confirmed the dates for the BlizzCon 2010. It still won't be till next year, but it's never too early to prepare and set your calendars, right?

Still from BlizzCon, Blizzard has announced another treat for their loyal fans, this time for StarCraft II, in the form of a new Marketplace service to go live in the near future. Of course, this is still aligned to their Battle.net world domination strategy. Read up in the full article.

If you're still stewing in your seat thinking about attending BlizzCon 2009, you're too late. Don't worry too much, though, you're not the only one. You know those 20,000 tickets for the event? Well, they were all sold out...in just eight minutes.

Get your wallets ready, Blizzard fans. Tickets for this year's BlizzCon will be going on sale next Sunday, May 16, and you better have some cash on hand. The tickets will go for US$ 125 each and will be available on the official BlizzCon website. If you miss out, there's also a second batch of tickets going on sale May 20. More details after the jump.

Feeling lucky? The opt-in lottery ticket drawing for the BlizzCon event is now in full sway. If you were able to create an eligible Blizzard account, you stand a chance to win two tickets to the BlizzCon! It's a relatively simple matter, actually. Read on for more details.

BlizzCon 2008's panels were recently revealed, and it's no surprise that most of the panels were going to be about Blizzard's three high-profile games. If you have a ticket to BlizzCon or are hoping to win one through the lottery, learn what you'll be getting into after the jump!

After the BlizzCon website experienced a lot of downtimes due to the sheer number of people trying to get tickets to BlizzCon 2008, Blizzard president Mike Morhaime has stepped in to announce that the company will be selling another 3,000 tickets. There's a bit of a catch, though. Find out in the full article.

If you were planning on going to BlizzCon, you'd best find an alternative means of entering the convention hall (such as a personal invite from the devs). Blizzard has officially stated that there are no more tickets to be had for the event. Learn more after the jump.

Tickets are now up for sale and we fully expect Blizzard fans to make a mad scramble to get a chance to go to the BlizzCon 2008 event. But no need to worry, a stampede is not necessary to get your tickets, cos it's all online, anyway. Oh, and if you can't come to Anaheim, let the event come to you via DirecTV. Everything you need to know after the jump.

Another week goes by, but we've been busy little bees, haven't we? While many have taken to experimenting with beam cannons and their relationship with space debris, others have been wrestling with balancing issues in an alternate era where the Cold War never really died. Still, news never stopped churning for enthusiasts and gamers on the PC, and we'll revisit what happened this week at this issue of the PC Weekend Warrior.