The current worst team in the Overwatch League is looking to shake up its roster part-way through the first season, including signing the first female player in Overwatch League history.
South Korean Overwatch player Kim “Geguri” Se-yeon is going to …
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‘Overwatch’ League makes an example out of pro, suspends him for homophobic insult
Two weeks into the Overwatch League, one pro player has already been suspended and fined for throwing a homophobic insult at an openly gay opponent.
Felix “xQc” Lengyel of the Dallas Fuel was suspended by the Overwatch League and his own team Friday …
The ‘Overwatch’ League launched with no female players, but plenty of excuses
It’s a game that’s been acclaimed for its diverse and inclusive cast of characters, but somehow Overwatch’s premier esports league has launched without a single female player.
Blizzard’s ambitious new esports league Overwatch League kicked off its in…
‘StarCraft’ Twitter account fires shots at EA
The StarCraft Twitter account turned up the heat on Tuesday, throwing shade at games with microtransactions and pay-to-win systems, likely alluding to the recent controversy over Star Wars: Battlefront 2.
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Moira, the new ‘Overwatch’ healer, grew from a simple idea: We need a villain
Blizzard knew two things going in with Moira: She needed to be a healer, and she needed to be a villain.
“If you look at the roster for Overwatch, it has these amazing heroes but not really a whole lot of villains,” Blizzard designer Scott Mercer sai…
Gigantic ‘World of Warcraft’ diorama is so big it broke a world record
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Leave it to Blizzard to take one of the most successful and enduring massively multiplayer online games and make a record-breaking diorama out of it.
During BlizzCon this past weekend, an impressive World of Warcraft diorama was on display, depicting a battle between the Horde and the Alliance at Lordaeron City to celebrate the reveal of the next World of Warcraft expansion, Battle for Azeroth.
It’s so big, it earned a Guinness world record for largest video game diorama.
The amazingly talented team I manage is responsible for a Guinness world record. Largest Video Game Diorama! @Warcraft #blizzcon pic.twitter.com/yrm7MK0E0v
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View More Gigantic ‘World of Warcraft’ diorama is so big it broke a world record‘World of Warcraft’ is getting a new expansion that’s all about Horde vs. Alliance
After traveling to a different planet and defeating one of the biggest threats in the universe, where do you go from there? Back to basics.
The next World of Warcraft expansion Battle for Azeroth was revealed at BlizzCon today, sending the 13-year-ol…
Blizzard teases vanilla servers with ‘World of Warcraft Classic’
World of Warcraft has changed so much over the past 13 years with six expansions and countless updates and world-changing events, some people just want to go back and play the original (a.k.a. vanilla) version of the game.
Blizzard revealed that …
Blizzard made a Blizzard-themed theme park for the newest ‘Overwatch’ map
Overwatch is celebrating the entirety of Blizzard Entertainment with a new theme park map as well as introducing a brand new hybrid support hero.
A new map called Blizzard World and a new hero named Moira were revealed for Overwatch during BlizzCon t…
New ‘Hearthstone’ expansion coming soon captures the spirit of classic fantasy
Hearthstone is harkening back to some of fantasy’s most classic elements with its latest expansion, even taking its own crack at dungeon-delving with a new single player mode.
Hearthstone: Kobolds and Catacombs was revealed at BlizzCon today, and wil…
‘StarCraft 2’ goes free-to-play after 7 years
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StarCraft 2 is going to be free to play starting this month, Blizzard revealed at BlizzCon today.
Specifically, StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty will be going free-to-play on Nov. 14 (Nov. 15 in some areas around the world), which includes the first campaign in StarCraft 2, the multiplayer, and portions of co-op campaigns. The two later expansions — Heart of the Swarm and Legacy of the Void — and the Nova Covert Ops downloadable content will still come at a cost.
“We feel like we’ve got a great game that we want more people to play, so taking away some of the barriers — primarily cost — to get into the game, we’re hoping will really give a larger audience a chance to play StarCraft 2,” said game director Tim Morten. Read more…
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View More ‘StarCraft 2’ goes free-to-play after 7 yearsAbsurdly long ‘Overwatch’ match settled with a 1v1 melee duel
After 10 minutes of overtime and no end in sight, two opposing teams of Overwatch players devised a way to settle the score using different, rather unconventional method.
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