Source: Blizzard Entertainment
What you need to know
- BlizzCon 2019 is being held on November 1.
- The livestream is anticipated to hold several major announcements.
- Several of these announcements have already possibly been leaked.
- You can watch the livestream in the video below.
BlizzCon 2019 has arrived, bringing fans a place to gather and celebrate Blizzard games (or express displeasure). For those of you who are just watching at home for the announcements, the livestream is beginning at 11:00 a.m. PT, 2:00 p.m. ET, 6:00 p.m. GMT and 5:00 a.m. AEST. While a ticket is required to see all of the different panels, the opening ceremony and announcements are free for everyone. You can watch the livestream in the video below:
If you prefer Twitch to YouTube, you can also watch the livestream on the Blizzard Twitch channel. We'll be covering the event as news breaks, so if you can't watch the full stream, we'll have all the major news covered here on Windows Central.
We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more.
The Xbox app is getting boosted content sharing features
Xbox's Game DVR is a great tool for sharing quick clips of your gameplay skillzz, and thanks to this upcoming update for Xbox's apps, it's going to get even easier.
Review: The Eve Spectrum 4K Monitor pairs perfectly with the Xbox Series X
The crowd-designed Eve Spectrum 4K Monitor is gearing up to hit the market, but does this HDMI 2.1 display deliver on all of its promises?
Here are the changelogs for Minecraft's 1.18 Caves and Cliffs Update
Mojang Studios has released the changelogs for Minecraft 1.18 'Caves and Cliffs Update' Part Two, which is now beginning to release to Minecraft players everywhere.
The 9 best Cyber Monday Xbox deals under $50
Cyber Monday has brought some great savings for Xbox users, and these are the best, all available for less than $50.