Gaming — Blizzard
Announced at BlizzCon 2026
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An original open-world shooter. Return to the Koprulu Sector.
Blizzard has named a season, not a day. The clock counts to 1 March 2030, the earliest day that counts as spring, so it runs out when Blizzard's window opens rather than on a release day nobody has announced. Blizzard's announcement
I'm glad that WoW: Forever'll have a slower, lo-fi update schedule, because I'm not playing this thing to be in a rush
I tire of seasons.
Blizzard hints at console ports for World of Warcraft: Forever - "Play it wherever you want and, at some point, on whatever you want"
After more than two decades dominating the PC MMO battlefield, it sounds like Blizzard Entertainment 's taking the idea of a World of Warcraft…
OCE players are stuck in perpetual night on WoW: Forever, but its devs are considering a fix
"It's something we talked about."
World of Warcraft players angry after Blizzard seems to contradict housing cosmetics policy with Halloween additions
The World of Warcraft team has found itself at the centre of controversy after recently-added housing cosmetics appeared to go against previous…
World of Warcraft on Xbox? Blizzard name-drops Project Helix while talking about WoW’s future beyond PC
GamesRadar+ recently conducted an interview with Blizzard Entertainment to talk about World of Warcraft: Forever
Prepare for WoW: Forever with the new mockumentary series, "Planet Azeroth"
Blizzard Entertainment has uploaded the first of a three-part video mini-series called "Planet Azeroth", where it will give players a primer on the…
WoW caught in a lie by selling housing items tied to player races for real money
World of Warcraft has released new premium Housing items for sale based on the Kul Tiran race.
With Minecraft and Diablo shows already on the way, Netflix reportedly offered Xbox $500m for a bigger film and TV deal
A deal between Netflix and Xbox has supposedly fallen through because of one minor quibble: Netflix wanted to adapt the console maker's games for…
The World of Warcraft servers you can buy on eBay, and why Blizzard sold them
Collectors are asking up to C$500,000 for the machines that ran World of Warcraft's early realms. They were not a BlizzCon announcement: Blizzard sold them for charity in 2011, 2012 and 2019.