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IGNVery positive

Blizzard Reportedly Leads Xbox as 'Top-Performing' Studio Thanks to Overwatch and Diablo

Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly Microsoft's top-performing studio, largely due to the success of Overwatch and Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred. This indicates strong performance within the Xbox gaming division.

Retro GamerVery positive

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and Overwatch's resurgence reportedly drove Blizzard to its "first back-to-back years…

Blizzard Entertainment is reportedly Xbox's top-performing studio, experiencing its first back-to-back years of growth in nearly a decade, largely driven by Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred and a resurgence in Overwatch. Blizzard President Johanna Faries indicated that the company achieved its third-highest revenue in history, with Overwatch having its strongest quarter since 2022.

PC GamerNeutral

Blizzard is now reportedly Microsoft's top studio, according to leaked email

A leaked email reveals that Blizzard Entertainment was Microsoft's top-performing studio within the Xbox division for fiscal year 2026, driven by strong revenue from Diablo 4 and Overwatch. Despite industry-wide layoffs and ongoing protests, Blizzard achieved significant growth, with Overwatch experiencing its best quarter since 2022. The company is reportedly preparing for Blizzcon 2026 with potential new game announcements.

Wolfs Gaming BlogPositive

Blizzard Had Its Third-Best Year Ever as Xbox Struggled

Blizzard Entertainment achieved its third-best year in 2026, driven by the success of Overwatch and Diablo 4. This contrasts with Xbox's struggles, which were marked by significant layoffs and an ongoing restructuring.

PC GamesNVery positive

Titan Quest 2's new class is a dream for lovers of the Diablo Necromancer

Grimlore Games has released update 0.7.0 for Titan Quest 2, introducing the new Spirit Mastery, which allows players to summon minions and manipulate souls, similar to a Necromancer class. The update also implements a new crafting system with various options for item enhancement and rebalancing across existing masteries. Base movement speed has been increased to address player feedback.

Massively OverpoweredNeutral

Betawatch: Palworld goes full mobile MMORPG as Guild Wars 3 talks species

This week's Betawatch covers several upcoming and in-development MMORPGs, including a mobile-only version of Palworld called Palworld Online and Guild Wars 3 confirming playable species. Updates are also provided on games like Runescape Dragonwilds, ArcheAge S: Strait of Freedom, and various titles in testing phases, highlighting the ongoing development and testing cycles within the MMO genre.

EGamers.ioNeutral

38.5% of Nintendo’s Game Sales Are Still Boxed Copies as Sony Phases Out PS5 Discs

Nintendo reports that 38.5% of its game sales are still physical copies, a figure significantly higher than other major publishers like Capcom, where digital sales account for approximately 90%. Sony plans to phase out PlayStation 5 disc releases by January 2028, while Xbox is exploring ways to convert physical licenses to digital ownership. Nintendo continues to offer physical cartridges, Game-Key Cards, and digital codes, with boxed versions often priced higher than their digital counterparts.

Retro GamerNeutral

Ex Dragon Age boss warns devs against listening to player feedback for solutions: "They're not…

Former Dragon Age producer Mark Darrah advises game developers to listen to player feedback but cautions against using it to find solutions, as players often identify problems without understanding the underlying issues or representing the entire community. He emphasizes the importance of developers maintaining their creative vision while gathering diverse data sources, including community input, playtesting, and telemetry, to guide development effectively.

PC GamerVery positive

Diablo 4's newest class barely made a splash with Lord of Hatred, but it's shaping up to be king of the next…

The Warlock class in Diablo 4, initially underpowered upon its release with the Lord of Hatred expansion, is receiving significant buffs in the upcoming season. These changes aim to make the class competitive and address clunky skill mechanics, with PTR testing showing Warlocks capable of clearing the hardest content even with unoptimized gear.

EurogamerPositive

Diablo 4 may finally arrive on Switch 2 next month as a code-in-the-box physical version, according to reliable leaker

A reliable leaker suggests Diablo 4 may launch on the Nintendo Switch 2 in mid-September as a code-in-the-box physical release, priced at $70. While Blizzard has not officially confirmed a Switch 2 version, multiple leaks and rating board appearances have fueled speculation.

Gaming BoltNeutral

Diablo 4 is Coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in September, to be Unveiled at Gamescom 2026 – Rumor

Rumors suggest Diablo 4 will be released on Nintendo Switch 2 in September for $69.99, with an official announcement expected at Gamescom 2026. The report also details the Lord of Hatred expansion, which was previously released for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, and received a mixed review.

Massively OverpoweredNeutral

Diablo IV opens up the 3.2 test server with soul splinters as leaks indicate an impending Switch 2 launch

Diablo IV has released a test server update featuring elements like soul splinters and challenge dungeons, with some content being held back for BlizzCon. Leaks suggest a Nintendo Switch version is planned for September with a $70 price tag.

My Nintendo NewsNeutral

Billbil-kun: Diablo IV arriving on Nintendo Switch 2 September and will be code in box

Retail leaker Billbil-kun reports that Diablo IV will launch on the Nintendo Switch on September 2nd. While a physical version will be available, it will contain a code in the box rather than a traditional cartridge.

GamespotPositive

We May Already Know One Major Diablo 4 BlizzCon Announcement

A Nintendo Switch 2 version of Diablo 4 is reportedly planned for release around September 15 or 18, with a $70 price point. This port is expected to be officially announced at BlizzCon in September, alongside other Diablo-related news. Blizzard has previously released Diablo 3 and Diablo 2: Resurrected on Nintendo platforms.

Escapist MagazinePositive

KING Art reveal the full voice cast for Dawn of War IV

KING Art has revealed the full voice cast for their upcoming game, Dawn of War IV. The cast includes notable voice actors such as Brian Drummond returning as Warboss Gorgutz, Steve Blum as Cyrus, and Alistair Petrie as The Lion. The game is set to release in September and will feature a full campaign for each faction, multiplayer skirmishes, and an army painter.

Retro GamerNeutral

Diablo 4 reportedly comes to Switch 2 next month, but will be a $69.99 code-in-box release

Diablo 4 is reportedly launching on the Nintendo Switch 2 in September as a code-in-box release for $69.99. While the exact contents of the Switch 2 version are unknown, it is priced similarly to a bundle that includes the base game and upcoming DLC. Blizzard previously expressed interest in bringing Diablo 4 to the platform, acknowledging challenges with live services on Switch.

IGNNeutral

Diablo 4 Leak Reveals Nintendo Switch 2 Release Date, Price and Code-in-a-Box Physical Release

A recent leak suggests that Diablo 4 will be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 next month. The leak also indicates details regarding the game's price and a code-in-a-box physical release for the platform.

Nintendo EverythingNeutral

Rumor: Diablo 4 coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in September

A rumor suggests that Diablo 4 may be released on the Nintendo Switch 2 in September, with specific dates of September 15 or 18 being cited. The game is expected to be sold both digitally on the eShop and physically as a code in a box for $69.99. While ratings have hinted at a port, no official announcement has been made by Blizzard Entertainment.

EurogamerVery positive

Assassin's Creed Valhalla director makes sudden return to Ubisoft, and will lead the series moving forward

Eric Baptizat, director of Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Black Flag, and Origins, has returned to Ubisoft to lead future development for the Assassin's Creed franchise. He previously worked at Ubisoft for 16 years before directing the Dead Space Remake at Motive Studio. Baptizat's return comes as Ubisoft splits into Ubisoft and Vantage Studios, and ahead of the upcoming game Assassin's Creed Hexe.

EurogamerPositive

Diablo 4 players have long wanted to bring their Eternal characters into the Seasonal realm, and now they're getting their wish, sort of

Blizzard Entertainment is introducing a new 'Rebirth' feature in Diablo 4's upcoming update, allowing players to use their Eternal Realm characters for Seasonal content. This highly requested feature is currently available for testing on the Public Test Realm.