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It may well be cool to like Diablo 4 again, but it couldn't have launched like this — and that's ok
D4 GOOD Everyone loves Season 4, but Diablo 4, as it exists now, couldn't be a reality without what came before.
"The truth lies." Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 teaser website is now live.
Truth? A new website teases mystery and conspiracy in the next Call of Duty game, which is likely Treyarch's Black Ops 6.
Microsoft's Activision team is opening a new game studio in Poland 'Elsewhere Entertainment' to build new AAA IP
Elsewhere Microsoft subsidiary Activision revealed that it's opening a new game development studio today in Poland, dubbed 'Elsewhere Entertainment,' to leverage local talent.
Xbox president Sarah Bond confirms Xbox mobile store will launch soon — here's when
Mobile An Xbox mobile store is on the way in July 2024, per Xbox president Sarah Bond. The store will be available on the internet instead of as an app.
Best Diablo 4 class builds: Rogue, Druid, Necromancer, Sorcerer, and Barbarian
Built For Success Looking for the best Diablo 4 builds to use for each class? We've got you covered.
Xbox FY24 Q3 gaming revenue up 51% year-over-year thanks to the Activision Blizzard acquisition
💰 Microsoft's Xbox FY24 Q3 gaming revenue earnings were up 51% year-over-year, largely thanks to the acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
BlizzCon is skipping 2024 in favor for multiple global events to showcase World of Warcraft, Diablo's expansion, and more
Blizzcon Will Return BlizzCon is skipping 2024, but it will return some day too. For now, Blizzard is bringing their show on the road instead.
Rod Fergusson on the highs and lows of working on Diablo 4, plans for the future of PTR, improving microtransactions — and unicorns 🦄
EXCLUSIVE Welcome to Part 2 of our exclusive interview with Rod Fergusson on Diablo 4 development
What does Microsoft's big NetEase-Blizzard partnership mean for Xbox? An analysis.
Xbox ❤️ NetEase Daniel Ahmad of Niko Partners offers us some insights: After a fairly high-profile bust up, NetEase and Microsoft have once again returned Blizzard franchises to the Chinese region. But what does it all mean?
