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Blizzard has unveiled Diablo V at BlizzCon 2026, with a 2029 launch window and a pitch built around a world where Diablo has already won. The team says the game …
GamesIndustry.biz reports Blizzard is taking StarCraft in a new direction: the next game is an open-world FPS due in 2030. It’s the franchise’s first new release since 2015, and Blizzard …
BlizzCon 2026 packed in a slate of franchise-shifting reveals: StarCraft returns in 2030 as an original open-world shooter, Diablo V is set for spring 2029, and World of Warcraft is …
GamesIndustry.biz details how unionization has moved from a fringe idea to a practical force in games, with workers winning pay, AI, and remote-work protections. Recent actions at Blizzard, ZeniMax, Ubisoft, …
GamesIndustry.biz reports that nearly 1,900 Blizzard workers have ratified their first union contract with Microsoft after more than two years of bargaining. The deal covers AI safeguards, crediting, remote work, …
Blizzard union workers have ratified a first contract covering about 1,900 employees, locking in guardrails around generative AI, layoffs, and remote or hybrid work. For game teams, it’s a notable …
BlizzCon returns to Anaheim on September 12-13, 2026, with in-person attendance back at the center of the show. Blizzard says the main stage moves to Hall D, adding more than …
CD Projekt Red is bringing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to Blizzard's Battle.net, extending the remastered RPG's reach beyond its usual storefronts. The move also folds in the upcoming expansion …
D. Mon is joining Overwatch Season 4, adding a new playable face to Blizzard’s live roster. The timing points to another content beat meant to keep the hero ecosystem moving …
Blizzard reportedly closed Microsoft’s FY26 as Xbox Game Studios’ top-performing team, driven by Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch. Johanna Faries told staff the studio posted its third-highest top-line …
Blizzard has cut a small number of roles in China as Activision Blizzard’s parent company continues broader layoffs. The move adds another sign of tightening headcount across the business. For …
Nexon will take over PC publishing for Overwatch in South Korea on August 12, with player migration tied to the start of season 4. Blizzard keeps the IP and core …
Blizzard is taking Project Ascension, a private WoW server with over a million players, to court over alleged large-scale piracy and monetization of its game assets. For developers, the interesting …
Blizzard's recent visual updates to Anran in Overwatch aim to address community concerns and enhance player experience. This overhaul is particularly relevant for artists and designers, as it showcases the …
Nexon's partnership with Blizzard to publish Overwatch in Korea signals a significant shift in how the game will cater to local players. This collaboration aims to enhance player experience through …
Blizzard has surprised the gaming community with the release of 'Reign of the Warlock,' a new DLC for Diablo II: Resurrected. This expansion introduces a new class, end-game challenges, and …
Blizzard's decision to redesign the appearance of Overwatch hero Anran comes after significant backlash from fans and the voice actor. This change highlights the importance of character design consistency, especially …
Blizzard's QA staff have ratified a union contract that promises lasting workplace protections. This significant move, backed by Microsoft, reflects a growing trend in the industry towards unionization, particularly among …
Blizzard's QA workers have ratified a significant three-year union contract with Microsoft. This agreement includes crucial generative AI protections, wage increases, and enhanced disability accommodations, marking a pivotal moment for …
Blizzard's Johanna Faries has announced the company's readiness to establish consistent launch schedules. This shift could significantly impact project planning for developers across various roles, particularly in production and design. …
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