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.

Activision Blizzard joins the likes of EA and Square Enix in reporting a disappointing financial quarter. A difference though is in the repercussions, as due to Activision blaming Blizzard and their 13 percent decline in sales for their overall money troubles, approximately 800 people will now be without a job. But despite this, and even though Activision does not expect …

Still feeling burned by Diablo Immortal? Fear not if you're on PS4, as Path of Exile is coming next month to dry up those crocodile tears.

This weekend, Blizzard announced Diablo was getting a mobile version, by way of Diablo: Immortal. It lit the internet on fire – and not in the good way. Fans of the series let Blizzard know exactly what they thought of the idea of their beloved Diablo becoming a free-to-play microtransaction monstrosity, and what they thought can’t be reprinted here without sailors who blushing.

Fans aren't happy with the announcement of Diablo: Immortal, resulting in an outrage across various social media channels that has taken Blizzard by surprise.

A night to remember for Diablo fans as Blizzard announced their latest upcoming project - Diablo Immortal. The mobile game, wihch became clear after a largely negative response, was not what fans wanted.