So a few days ago we reported that Blizzard had recently launched a reality series of their own called Azeroth Choppers. Basically what the show is about is that it will part some of the World of Warcraft developers, artists, and producers, against each other in a Horde versus Alliance scenario where both teams get to design a custom motorcycle.
The goal is to create the motorcycle with a theme related to the World of Warcraft universe and the factions (Horde and Alliance) respectively, and the best chopper, as voted by fans, will win and have their design immortalized in the game. It sounds like a pretty cool idea and if you wanted to check it out, the first episode in the webseries has been launched.
New episodes will be aired every week and they will be available to watch on Blizzard’s website. The first episode isn’t particularly long and clocks in just under 10 minutes, but if you’re a fan of World of Warcraft and want to check out some other aspects of the game, perhaps this could be a nice 10 minute break for you guys.
As it stands motorcycles in the game are crafted by engineers and they are admittedly pretty cool and a nice change from all the mystical creatures that players are allowed to ride. Given that one of the members taking part in the contest is Blizzard’s artist, Sam Didier, we expect we can look forward to some pretty cool artwork. In any case without further ado, check out the first episode in Azeroth Choppers in the video above.
Azeroth Choppers Episode 1 Is Now Live , original content from Ubergizmo, Filed in Gaming, Blizzard, world of warcraft,
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