If there’s one thing that Blizzard is known for, it’s taking their sweet time on cranking out sequels to beloved properties. Overwatch was the first new Blizzard franchise in many a year when it was first released to the masses in 2016, and now a mere three years later and the game is getting its first sequel. In the fast-paced …
More than seven years since Blizzard first launched their second sequel in the war against hell, and it’s time to write a new chapter in the ongoing saga of the conflict that mankind happens to be caught in the middle of. After months of teasing and a no-show at last year’s BlizzCon, this year’s opening ceremony for Blizzard’s annual showcase …
Darker, grimmer and filled with Werebears because the Druid class is back baby! Diablo 4 sounds like a fun time excuse to go back to hell if these rumours are true.
This week happens to be a BlizzCon weekend, and with the developer sorely in need of some goodwill and fan appreciation while still placating China’s heavy and lucrative hand, a sequel with some new features may be just what the doctor ordered.
It was just two weeks ago that stalwarts Xbox guy Mike Ybarra – then corporate vice president of gaming – bid farewell to the Xbox brand, and Microsoft as a whole. He's now revealed he's moved to Blizzard.
A proper reveal for Diablo 4 and a look at Diablo 2 in all its remastered glory? That should shine some light away from Blizzard's recent "trouble" in China and abroad!
Mobile may very well be a big part of Blizzard’s future. Here is a platform that already exists in the hands of hundreds of millions of people. A userbase that is more than ready to give the Diablo universe a bash if the option presents itself. The question is, can Blizzard make a good mobile and retain its identity as a PC-first platform for its various franchises? New Blizzard president and head honcho J. Allen Brack believes so.
Blizzard has announced all the relevant information regarding Blizzcon 2019 and things are gonna be a little different this year… Blizzcon is Christmas for Blizzard fans. Coming together to whatever convention centre Blizzard has settled on this year to collective complain about the company, except now it’s in person! After last year’s…disappointing showing, Blizzard is probably looking to raise the …
Cloud gaming removed hardware barriers, but it replaced them with something less visible and …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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