Blizzard really doesn’t have a handle on a lot of things and the latest competition to win a Nintendo Switch is incredibly ill-conceived. In order to win a Nintendo Switch and Diablo 3, you need to send in a picture of you playing Diablo 3 on a Nintendo Switch. The community has found this competition most amusing.
Blizzard has posted details of the end date for Season 15 and revealed the start date for Season 16. There’s also a reset date for the Era leaderboards.
Blizzard went rather quiet after BlizzCon but we know there are other Diablo projects in the works. A further post from Blizzard today reiterates that.
In new Diablo related article, there is some insight into how Blizzard viewed Diablo 3 and what they have been doing with Diablo 4. There are some interesting comments from inside “sources”, and as we all suspected, Diablo 3 really wasn’t viewed as a huge success inside Blizzard.
Tomorrow a PTR patch test will be going live for Diablo 3 which includes a few quality of life changes among other things. Read on for the notes.
While the world of Diablo is still in turmoil after BlizzCon, there is something to look forward to for Diablo 2 players as the next Season gets a launch date.
It’s always a sign things have not gone well when another company uses your missteps, in this case Diablo Immortal, to promote their own offers. Dominos in Malaysia has done just that with their latest pizza offering.
Activision Blizzard’s earnings call took place last night and there’s a lot to digest directly relating to their direction with mobile gaming and of course Diablo Immortal.
The official forums have been crammed with complaints and grievances since the Diablo Immortal announcement and the Blizzard Blue team has been rather absent until today.
The Diablo Immortal discussion continues today with a video from the Diablo Immortal interview panel which highlighted more than anything a new direction for Blizzard and their IPs.
There has been speculation about whether a Diablo 4 reveal was pulled from the BlizzCon presentation and according to “sources” this was the case.
The Diablo Immortal PR mess continues this afternoon and this time it’s in a tweet for another game.
Mark Kern who was a producer on Diablo 2 has followed up the Diablo Immortal announcement with his own thoughts on what’s happening at Blizzard.
With BlizzCon complete, the Activision Blizzard stock has seen a nearly 7% drop since the markets opened this morning.
With this year’s BlizzCon coming to a close, Diablo fans have had time to digest the announcement and Blizzard were very keen to point out what they have already told fans.
