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Diablo Immortal marks the spooky season with Hallow’s Phantom
Diablo Immortal is celebrating the Halloween season with its "Hallow's Phantom" event, which includes a special Defense of Cyrangar mode where players can earn rewards. The event, running until November 11th, also features new Legendary Gear and Essences. Alongside this, the game receives Patch 5.1.2, introducing UI improvements, balance adjustments, new content, and the 21st season of Challenge Rift.
Spawn Gets 7-inch Warlock Diablo Immortal Deluxe Action Figure - Fall FanFest 2026
IGN Fan Fest is showcasing a new Spawn Warlock action figure that celebrates the character's collaboration with Diablo Immortal. The figure was revealed as part of the event's festivities.
The EU Is Coming For Gaming’s Most Manipulative Monetization Tactics
European consumer protection authorities are taking action against 10 video game companies, including Activision Blizzard and Ubisoft, for employing "dark patterns" and manipulative monetization tactics. These practices, such as selling in-game currency in fixed bundles that force overspending and obscuring real-world costs, are accused of putting minors and vulnerable individuals at risk of gaming addiction. Some games like Fortnite are beginning to offer exact currency purchases, but many still rely on exploitative bundle deals.
Consumer Protection Cooperation Network launches coordinated actions against nine companies on in-game currency
The Consumer Protection Cooperation (CPC) Network has initiated coordinated actions against nine video game companies, including King, Supercell, Mojang, Riot Games, and Activision Blizzard UK, over concerns regarding in-game virtual currencies and microtransactions. The network is enforcing EU's Key Principles, emphasizing that prices for in-game purchases should be displayed in real-world currency and that consumer protection laws should apply as if real money were spent. Industry representatives express concern that the CPC Network's approach may be overly strict and potentially extend existing laws beyond permissible limits.
Perfect Ten: 10 reasons why mobile MMORPGs never became a phenomenon
This analysis explores ten reasons why mobile MMORPGs have failed to achieve widespread popularity comparable to their PC and console counterparts. Factors include the novelty wearing off, negative industry stigma, lack of socialization, cluttered interfaces, streamlined design, perceived disposability, short play session focus, aggressive monetization, and general phone fatigue.
NetEase trademarks ‘Redline,’ a possible new MMORPG project
NetEase has filed a trademark for 'ECC: Redline,' suggesting a new MMORPG project. The trademark explicitly mentions multiplayer online computer games and MMORPGs. While no official announcement has been made, NetEase is known for its extensive work in the MMO genre, with titles like Once Human and the upcoming Ananta.
Todd McFarlane Talks About Spawn Collab in Diablo Immortal | Blizzcon 2026 Interview
Legendary comic creator Todd McFarlane discussed the Spawn crossover event in Diablo Immortal during an interview at Blizzcon 2026. He spoke about the collaborative process with associate art director Emil Salim and how Spawn will fit into the game's world.
Diablo Immortal continues its main story and opens new activities in its next update
Diablo Immortal is set to receive a new update that continues its main story arc with the 'Nation of Agony' questline and introduces new activities. The update, scheduled for September 16th and 17th, will open the High Ward area in Lut Gholein, add new weekly currency for legendary equipment, and feature new chapters of Heroes Journey.
Diablo Discussion w/Devs: Diablo V, Season of Hell’s Legacy, and The Amazon | Official XBOX Podcast
Developers from Blizzard Entertainment discuss major Diablo announcements at BlizzCon, including Diablo V, Season 15 of Diablo IV, and the upcoming Amazon class. The team highlights the game's evolution, player reception, and the creative process behind new content and future installments.
What To Expect From BlizzCon 2026: StarCraft’s Return, A Whole Lot Of Warcraft
BlizzCon 2026, scheduled for September 12, is poised to be a major event for Blizzard Entertainment, with significant announcements expected across its key franchises. The convention will likely reveal more details about World of Warcraft's next expansion, The Last Titan, and potentially a new version of World of Warcraft Classic. StarCraft is set to make a substantial return, possibly with a new shooter title and a partnership with Nexon. Diablo will celebrate its 30th anniversary with news on Diablo 4 and potentially other franchise entries, while Overwatch will continue its momentum with new heroes and story developments.
Diablo creator says "the worst ending of any game I've ever played" is hidden in a beloved '90s…
Diablo creator David Brevik shared his strong opinion that the 1991 PC game Eye of the Beholder features the worst game ending he has ever encountered. Despite loving the game for its graphics and immersion, Brevik cited the abrupt text box and immediate return to desktop after defeating the final boss as an insultingly unrewarding conclusion.
Diablo Immortal brings the Lord of Destruction back for its anniversary celebration
Diablo Immortal is celebrating the Diablo franchise's 30th anniversary with a special in-game event featuring the return of the Lord of Destruction, Baal. Players can participate in the Destruction's End dungeon and other challenges until September 1st to earn rewards. The event also includes goblin hunts and new wing customization options.
Blizzard’s Record Revenue Year Makes Diablo 5 a Matter of When, Not If
Blizzard Entertainment has achieved its third-best fiscal year for revenue, largely driven by Diablo 4 and Overwatch. The company, now part of Microsoft's Xbox division, is reportedly the top-performing studio. This financial success, coupled with continued support for Diablo 4 through expansions, suggests that a Diablo 5 is highly probable in the future, though an announcement is not expected for several years.
Blizzard avtäcker sina kosmetiska Blizzcon-paket
Blizzard Entertainment will host BlizzCon on September 12-13, 2024, and will livestream the event for free. Instead of digital tickets, the company is selling cosmetic bundles for games like World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and Diablo 4, with prices ranging from $25 to $50.
Diablo Immortal kicks off Diablo’s 30th anniversary with a new armor set and Mirrored Jewels
Diablo Immortal is celebrating the Diablo franchise's 30th anniversary with new in-game content. Players can claim the Immortal King Barbarian armor set and participate in Mirrored Jewels events from July 29th to August 26th. The latest patch also includes a cosmetic override toggle and reduced penalties for lower Paragon Level content.
Recension – Blizzard avtäcker sina kosmetiska Blizzcon-paket
Blizzard Entertainment will host BlizzCon on September 12-13, 2024, and will livestream the event for free. Instead of digital tickets, the company is selling BlizzCon Bundles containing cosmetic items for World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo 4, Diablo Immortal, Hearthstone, StarCraft II, and Heroes of the Storm, with prices ranging from $25 to $50.
Blizzard is giving away free StarCraft and Heroes of the Storm digital goodies ahead of BlizzCon
Blizzard Entertainment is offering free in-game items for StarCraft II and Heroes of the Storm until September 28th. Players can claim a 15-day XP boost for StarCraft II and the Fix It Gear Head Thrall for Heroes of the Storm. These promotions coincide with the sale of BlizzCon digital bundles for various Blizzard titles, including World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Hearthstone, Diablo IV, and Diablo Immortal.
If You Aren’t Going To BlizzCon 2026, You Can Still Spend Money Like You Are
Blizzard Entertainment is offering digital BlizzCon bundles for its major live-service games, including World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo IV, Diablo Immortal, and Hearthstone, for players who cannot attend BlizzCon 2026. These bundles, available until September 28, range from $25 to $30 individually, with an Ultimate Collection bundle priced at $50. Blizzard president Johanna Faries anticipates 2026 will be a significant year for the company, with potential announcements regarding World of Warcraft, Diablo 4, Overwatch, and possibly a new StarCraft game.
StarCraft 2 is included in Blizzard's BlizzCon digital goodies, which is more evidence a new game will be announced…
Blizzard Entertainment is offering free in-game items for StarCraft 2 and Heroes of the Storm as part of its BlizzCon digital goodies, fueling speculation about a new StarCraft game announcement. This follows a significant update to StarCraft 2 and a previous job posting for a lead designer on an 'AAA open-world shooter' using Unreal Engine, suggesting a potential shift for the franchise.
Blizzard reveals BlizzCon 2026 digital bundles
Blizzard Entertainment has revealed details about digital bundles that will be available for purchase during BlizzCon 2026, starting September 12. These bundles will include in-game items for popular titles such as World of Warcraft, Overwatch, Diablo 4, Diablo Immortal, and Hearthstone, with a special Ultimate Collection Bundle also being offered.
