Follow along after the jump for just a tidbit of our favorite moments from Dragon*Con 2009, and look for a photo gallery of even more wonderful imagery coming soon. * Intro music credit: "The Storm Breaks" by Michael Gordon Shapiro.
Dragon*Con 2009: Costumes, the parade and more!
by Shawn Schuster 
on Sep 10th 2009 5:00PM
Video, Culture, Events, real-world, Hands-on, Massively Hands-on, Massively Event Coverage
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Follow along after the jump for just a tidbit of our favorite moments from Dragon*Con 2009, and look for a photo gallery of even more wonderful imagery coming soon. * Intro music credit: "The Storm Breaks" by Michael Gordon Shapiro.
Reader Comments (9)
Posted: Sep 10th 2009 6:11PM Neurasthenic said
Ah, the Ass Jedi - was the newest SWTOR class revealed already?
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Posted: Sep 10th 2009 8:46PM (Unverified) said
And Starfleet knows how to feed it's people as well!
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Posted: Sep 10th 2009 9:13PM (Unverified) said
Wow... you guys were like 30 feet away from me during the parade lol. Lord Humungus FTW though. Coolest car ever and I totally saw him driving it away too. Seeya next year.
BTW, I was at the SWTOR panel but I left because I heard that nobody from Bioware had shown up and they were just going to be showing the 20 min preview clip I've seen everywhere. True?
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BTW, I was at the SWTOR panel but I left because I heard that nobody from Bioware had shown up and they were just going to be showing the 20 min preview clip I've seen everywhere. True?
Posted: Sep 11th 2009 7:22AM Krystalle Voecks said
True. There was originally someone who had worked with Bioware slated to attend, but was unable to do so. It was a last-minute substitution. Next year we'll likely be canceling panels like that if guests cancel, or clearly labeling fan panels in the guide.
If an actual Bioware or Lucas rep had been there, we'd have had to put them in the 1000 person ballroom downstairs, considering how many people were trying to cram into the room. Heck - even just showing the well-known videos, we had the room at capacity with people who hadn't seen them, or who wanted to see them again with a bunch of their fellow Star Wars geeks. :)
If you'd like to help, suggest on the SW:TOR forums that they pop by next year and come see us. Considering the sheer amount of Jedi, 501st, etc. that show up at D*C every year in costume, combined with the turnout we saw this year just to hang out and watch video, we know it would be crazy popular.
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If an actual Bioware or Lucas rep had been there, we'd have had to put them in the 1000 person ballroom downstairs, considering how many people were trying to cram into the room. Heck - even just showing the well-known videos, we had the room at capacity with people who hadn't seen them, or who wanted to see them again with a bunch of their fellow Star Wars geeks. :)
If you'd like to help, suggest on the SW:TOR forums that they pop by next year and come see us. Considering the sheer amount of Jedi, 501st, etc. that show up at D*C every year in costume, combined with the turnout we saw this year just to hang out and watch video, we know it would be crazy popular.
Posted: Sep 11th 2009 8:37AM (Unverified) said
Bah! You faded out right before I walked into the frame behind the Wolfpack.
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Posted: Sep 27th 2009 10:25AM (Unverified) said
Really think the AT-AT should win a price... Just hillarious.
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