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Diablo 5 gets official new development update
Blizzard Entertainment reveals a new teaser for Diablo 5's ongoing development.
Maybe not, but a cautious optimism has emerged as Blizzard finds opportunities to recapture goodwill.
Blizzard hasn’t officially announced the project in question yet, but a new job posting (spotted by PC Gamer) confirms that the studio is looking to add a veteran designer for a new project. The job ...
Beyond 2026, the future for the MOBA is looking bright too, as Yen told Polygon at BlizzCon that “we have plans and we have dates in our minds,” and that his team is “focused on making sure that we ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A view of the Blizzard Entertainment entrance in Irvine. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) Workers at "World of Warcraft" ...
Overwatch 2 will be overseen by Aaron Keller moving forward. Blizzard has just announced that Jeff Kaplan, one of the key ...
More than 450 developers on Blizzard’s Diablo franchise have voted to unionize with the Communications Workers of America (CWA), forming one of the largest wall-to-wall unions at Microsoft-owned ...
Blizzard is finally bringing Overwatch to mobile devices, but not exactly in the way you think. The company isn't making a port of the mainline game. Rather, it just announced a spinoff called ...
Development on Titan began sometime in 2007, though no official date for the project’s foundation has been released. It was headed up by Blizzard vice-president Rob Pardo and staffed by many of the ...
It can be difficult keeping track of the various comings and goings in the games industry, which is why we compile them in semi-regular round-ups. If you have new appointments or transitions in your ...
Blizzard and the Overwatch developers have announced it is changing the name of the hero formerly known as McCree. The hero was named after Blizzard employee Jesse McCree, who was previously lead ...
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Video Game Workers at Blizzard Won First Union Contracts
Nearly 2,000 workers at Blizzard, a Microsoft-owned video game studio that makes popular games like Diablo, won their first union contracts earlier this month. Their protections include recall rights ...
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