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MMO Week in Review: Joy of movement
This week's MMO news roundup covers a preview of Guild Wars 3's combat and movement, with ArenaNet's Colin Johanson taking on the game's direction. Other news includes Xbox's cloud gaming plans, Aion 2 lacking an Oceania server, Elder Scrolls Online's roadmap, and rumors of a StarCraft successor from Nexon and Blizzard.
The MOP Up: World of Warcraft’s doggo raises $1.3M for Habitat for Humanity
World of Warcraft successfully raised over $1.3 million for Habitat for Humanity through sales of the in-game pet Roofus. Blizzard donated 100% of the purchase price during the promotion. The article also rounds up other smaller MMO news, including updates for Pokémon Go, Myth of Empires, MapleStory, and Raven2, alongside announcements for RuneFest 2026 and delays for No Rest for the Wicked.
The Daily Grind: Is there anything you’re looking forward to during BlizzCon 2026?
This article poses a question to readers about what they are looking forward to at BlizzCon 2026, mentioning potential game announcements, esports, and cosplay. It also touches on the MMORPG genre and briefly mentions Chris Metzen.
World of Warcraft makes "different mistakes" each patch, but "that's to some extent inevitable, and a little bit our goal"
World of Warcraft Game Director Ion Hazzikostas and Associate Game Director Paul Kubit discuss the direction of the Midnight expansion and patch 12.1, Curse of Ula'tek. They acknowledge that mistakes are inevitable with large content rollouts and that the team learns from them, aiming for different errors in subsequent patches. The developers also touch on the importance of variety in content, future updates like Labyrinths, and express respect for the Final Fantasy XIV team.
September's schedule of new games, events, and updates refuses to let 2026 go down in history as a slow year for…
September 2026 is shaping up to be a busy month for PC gaming, featuring new releases like The Blood of Dawnwalker, Silent Hill: Townfall, and Control Resonant, alongside major updates for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered, Valheim, and RuneScape. The month also includes significant industry events such as PAX West, Blizzcon, and Tokyo Game Show.
Weekend PC Download Deals for Sept. 4: Steam PvE Survival Crafting Fest
This weekend's PC gaming deals include a Steam PvE Survival Crafting Fest, the Epic Games Store's End of Summer Sale with discounts on various titles, and bundles from Humble Bundle. Notable deals include free games on Amazon Luna and significant discounts on popular titles across multiple storefronts.
StarCraft’s Return: A Timeline Of The Rumors And Clues So Far
Rumors and clues suggest a potential return for the StarCraft franchise, possibly with a new game announcement at BlizzCon. Reports indicate Nexon may be developing a StarCraft sequel or shooter, while former Far Cry lead Dan Hay is also linked to a StarCraft project. The StarCraft website has also featured cryptic ARG-style transmissions hinting at future events.
World of Warcraft previews its new adventures coming in the 12.1.5 mid-point patch
World of Warcraft is previewing its upcoming 12.1.5 patch, which includes a new single-boss raid featuring Kith'ix, a megadungeon expansion of Delves, and new outdoor Aqir Invasions. Players can test these features on the public test server.
Blizzard is teasing something StarCraft related ahead of BlizzCon 2026
Blizzard Entertainment is teasing a StarCraft-related announcement ahead of BlizzCon 2026, with the official StarCraft website displaying a deliberate glitch effect. This comes amid rumors of a new entry in the real-time strategy series, which fans hope will be revealed during the event.
StarCraft’s website is glitching, possibly as a preamble to a big BlizzCon announcement
The StarCraft: Remastered website is exhibiting glitches and displaying secret messages, fueling speculation about a major announcement at the upcoming BlizzCon. Rumors suggest a potential open-world shooter set in the StarCraft universe, possibly developed in collaboration with Nexon, could be revealed, marking a possible revival for the neglected franchise.
A new Starcraft game at Blizzcon seems almost certain now - but what will it be?
Hints suggest a new Starcraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon, with the Starcraft Remastered website displaying cryptic messages and glitches pointing to future events. A gap in the BlizzCon schedule and reports of potential partnerships, possibly with Nexon for a 'Starcraft 3', further fuel speculation about a new RTS or potentially a first-person shooter.
Something strange is happening to the Starcraft website, as BlizzCon inches ever closer
The Starcraft website is experiencing visual glitches and distortion shortly before BlizzCon, leading to fan speculation about a potential reveal. While some fans hope for Starcraft 3 or updates to Starcraft 2, others express skepticism, referencing past disappointments like Diablo Immortal. A recent report suggests a new Starcraft game might be developed by Nexon instead of Blizzard.
New World of Warcraft mount will cost you 5 to 7 million gold, and you've only got a limited time to buy it
A new mount, the Sporebearer Fungal Strider, has been introduced in World of Warcraft patch 12.1.5, costing 5 million gold and available only until the end of the Midnight expansion. Players can further customize it with an auctioneer or transmogrifier for an additional cost, potentially reaching 7 million gold. Blizzard has also introduced WoW Tokens for real-money purchases of in-game gold.
StarCraft Remastered Website’s Glitches Hint at Upcoming Announcement at BlizzCon 2026 – Rumor
Glitches appearing on the StarCraft Remastered website, coinciding with the approach of BlizzCon 2026, suggest an upcoming announcement for the real-time strategy franchise. While StarCraft 2's website remains unaffected, these visual anomalies hint at potential new developments for the original game, possibly including a rumored shooter with a realistic art style.
It's really starting to look like a new StarCraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon
Speculation is mounting that a new StarCraft game will be revealed at BlizzCon 2026, fueled by reports of Nexon developing a new title and unusual activity on the StarCraft website. While a StarCraft 3 RTS is possible, hints suggest a shooter might be more likely, aligning with Microsoft's strategy.
Blizzard Appears To Be Teasing StarCraft Ahead Of BlizzCon 2026
Blizzard Entertainment's official StarCraft website is experiencing glitches, leading to speculation about upcoming announcements ahead of BlizzCon 2026. Rumors suggest a new StarCraft shooter is in development, with potential involvement from Nexon for a separate project.
Blizzard Might Be Teasing A New StarCraft Game
Blizzard Entertainment may be teasing a new StarCraft game, as its official website, which currently features StarCraft Remastered, has begun displaying flickering elements and text. This has led to speculation about a potential new installment in the real-time strategy series.
Something Is Brewing With StarCraft
Blizzard Entertainment has sparked speculation about new StarCraft content with "glitching" visual elements on the official StarCraft Remastered website, ahead of BlizzCon. While the franchise has been largely dormant, rumors of a StarCraft shooter and Nexon's potential interest in a new RTS have surfaced, raising hopes for fans of the acclaimed strategy series.
Days before BlizzCon, Blizzard begins mysterious StarCraft teaser amid rumors of StarCraft 3
Blizzard Entertainment has launched a mysterious teaser for the StarCraft series on its official website, coinciding with rumors of a potential StarCraft 3 being developed by Nexon. This comes just days before BlizzCon, a common venue for major Blizzard announcements, fueling speculation about the future of the franchise.
A Long-Dormant Blizzard Franchise Could Be Coming To Dungeons And Dragons
Head of Dungeons & Dragons Dan Ayoub expressed interest in a StarCraft crossover for the tabletop game, stating it would be 'badass.' While no official plans were confirmed by Blizzard Entertainment, Ayoub and World of Warcraft VP Holly Longdale engaged in coy discussion, hinting at potential future collaborations beyond the upcoming D&D: World of Warcraft set.
