Is Blizzard bringing back its legendary RTS under a different genre?
Under the Microsoft Gaming umbrella, Blizzard Entertainment might have the freedom to explore a non-RTS StarCraft game.
Under the Microsoft Gaming umbrella, Blizzard Entertainment might have the freedom to explore a non-RTS StarCraft game.
One way to guarantee getting a reaction from the internet is to mention one of the most iconic RTS titles in one of gaming's biggest events.
Heroes of the Storm is part of a long list of non-supported online games that continue to exist because of its community.
Despite no confirmed revival plans, titles like Hexen, Call of Duty and Guitar Hero may potentially see a resurgence on the platform.
Specifically, the reports indicate that Microsoft will end up owning Activision Blizzard by the time Season 2 of Diablo 4 comes out.
A little over a year after Overwatch 2 first came out to not-so-welcoming arms, Blizzard is finally turning things around.
The said proposal would bring all the future Activision Blizzard titles to all modern gaming platforms for ten years.
The partnership between Blizzard and NetEase ends after fourteen years.
Phil Spencer confirmed that Microsoft will take advantage of its latest mega acquisition as soon as it can.
