Given its characters and settings, fantasy fare — whether it’s your favorite shows, TV show or videogame — hasn’t had time to incorporate much product placement, but Blizzard Entertainment’s “World of Warcraft” franchise will endeavor to break the mold with “American Chopper’s” Paul Teutul Jr.

Together, both the will build custom “World of Warcraft”-themed motorcycles, documenting the task in a Web series (begin to see the teaser above).

The Web series will launch April 17, with Teutul leading design teams guided by Blizzard’s Chris Metzen and “Samwise” Didier to make the motorcycles depending on the game’s Horde and Alliance factions.

Once the bikes are made, “World of Warcraft” fans will vote to determine which chopper causes it to be as an in-game mount. There are discussions to also incorporate the bikes into your live-action film that Legendary Entertainment is producing.

First launched in 2004, Blizzard’s “World of Warcraft” continues to be most popular massively multiplayer online role-playing game with around 7 million players.

Projects just like the bike-building documentary series emerged as new ways by publishers, including Blizzard, to hold longtime fans engaged as well as attracting brand new ones as casual and mobile games steal away attention and dollars off their https://www.mmoah.com/warmane