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This update paves the way for the arrival of the TITANS expansion next week.

He was integral in the development of Diablo, StarCraft, Warcraft, World of Warcraft, and Warcraft Arclight Rumble.

Monthly Average Users continue to trend down, but Diablo IV and Call of Duty are raking in the cash.

For the next 10 years, that is.

The chance to prevent the deal before the July 18 deadline is gone.

New content is in development over at Blizzard.

The event brings new skins and cosmetics, as per usual, as well as sprays and player icons.

A senior game designer from Blizzard talked about the development process and why the team made a support DPS class.

“Tarisland is an original MMORPG with a fresh IP.”

It's just an ARPG that's always online because there's some multiplayer features.

It'll be a couple of seasons.

Who knew that a Sharpie isn't that great at redacting things?

Prepare to die, but try not to.

Blizzard was quick to act.

Matchmaking is something all games continually need to improve.

There was a strategy memo sent internally that seems suspicious, though the email is from 2019.

There will be regularly rotating seasons with different rule variations and curated card pools.

The company is facing a proposal by the AFL-CIO, which calls for a commitment to non-interference when employees attempt to unionize.

There will indeed be PvE content, just through Story Missions instead of Hero ones.

Is your favorite Hero on the list?

What will the Brits do without Call of Duty?

Players can also look forward to the Epic Duels of Rock Legends special event and a new Tavern Brawl coming soon.

The Korea Fair Trade Commission “unconditionally cleared” the deal, citing no concerns about potential competition restrictions.

The Argent Tournament is coming.

Here we go again with Blizzard and their BS.

This is their first win in almost three years.

Tune in to the playtest preview today to see what all the noise is about.

The publisher's revenue is up 35% and net bookings rose 26%.

The faction lines continue to blur.

Niran PruksaManee hails from Thailand and specializes in plant-based technology.