Electronic Frontier Foundation’s (EFF) Eva Galperin criticises the way Blizzard will force players to post with their real name on their boards. EFF ...

Did you know that when posting on the WoW boards, or other Battle.net boards for the newer games, you’re not automagically associated with ...

This isn’t meant to be an encyclopedic listing of reactions to the Real ID.net controversy, but it gives you a few links to ...

Rage and loathing consumed the “official” forums today with word that Real ID was coming. Starting with the launch of Starcraft 2, all ...

Lum the Mad has given his take on Blizzard’s new Real I.D. system in World of Warcraft, and his thoughts could fairly be ...

That seems to be the message Bashiok’s driving home lately. He said so in a tweet a few days ago, and today returned ...

A notoriously cynical Blizzard fan by the name of Clan-Iraq has posted a veritable guest article of criticisms of Starcraft 2 and Battle.net. ...

German PCGames has about Diablo 3’s art design that’s entirely about the creation of the Diablo games. What did Art controversy page do, ...

A fan quotes from an old post, talking about the concept of paying to revive characters (most HC players strongly disliked the idea ...

If you were wondering what people who only casually (if that) follow Diablo 3 think about the , check out the comments to ...

Blizzard has updated the official page with the in-game animation of the female witch doctor, at last giving us a look under the ...

Given the surprising outburst of (largely negative) criticism the reveal of the in-game version of the male Wizard has generated, I thought it ...

returned to an issue that came up last week, and made some interesting points/arguments about why the male/female versions of characters in Diablo ...

While looking through some of the archives the other day, I hit upon this old gem: the palette-shifted version of the WWI 2008 ...

Either Bashiok lost some sort of office Superbowl bet and was assigned impossible forum missions, or he’s been reading Don Quixote and felt ...