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The Trader’s Gilded Brutosaur Mount costs more than Black Ops 6

The PvE campaign was pitched as the sequel’s big pillar, now ex-devs tell Kotaku its future is unclear

One former Blizzard employee won’t have to pay to play World of Warcraft until 2033

PlayStation, Sega, and Microsoft are the latest companies to announce cuts

So many wonderful games, and so many horrible layoffs

The action-RPG’s black market economy has been overrun with inflation

Chinese fans of Blizzard’s first-person shooter are particularly unhappy, and it could be related to the NetEase…

Tap into the arcane delights of frost, fire, and lightning to dominate the demons

Be one of the first 1,000 players to hit level 100 on hardcore mode and your name will become legend

Machine learning is 'being used to help generate concept art for game environments'

A return-to-office mandate is being blamed for loss of talent

Blizzard also confirmed that once you unlock ridable mounts all your characters will be able to saddle up

Blizzard wants folks to flood the action-RPG’s servers this May ahead of its June release date

The character has the ability to pull teammates to safety…or to their death

The sequel ditches Diablo III's infinite dodge-roll and not everyone's happy

Metzen, who left the company in 2016, worked on everything from Diablo to World of Warcraft

The snow in Horizon Zero Dawn, Animal Crossing, and more will have you ready for the season

World of Warcraft devs Blizzard and Chinese licenser NetEase will end their 14-year-old agreement

The suit targets both the publisher and the plaintiff's former manager

Characters like Torbjorn and Bastion are temporarily unavailable due to issues with their abilities, Blizzard says