Another really interesting piece of news concerning Blizzard. Blizzard's CEO Mike Morhaime was recently interviewed by MTV Multiplayer. He alluded the possibility of annual addons to the upcoming Diablo 3 game. It should be noted, that this is a mere thought and no fact. more...

As many gamers may have noticed already, Blizzard is going to update their Battle.net to version 2.0 with many changes, once Starcraft 2 gets released. More interesting than the mere update is a mentioned Blizzard account. With this Blizzard account, the users will be enabled to use just one account for all the Blizzard games (Warcraft, Diablo, Starcraft). So you will not have to remember possibly different log-in information. more...

After scaling it down from 300 MB to a mere fraction, you can now see the official Diablo3 logo above. Obviously Blizzard didn't just release the logo, but 13 screenshots. Here are two beautiful pictures of a female barbarian using her skill "Furious Charge" and her fighting a monster known as "Siege Breaker". Clicking the pictures will show them in full size. more...

Alright, so this is a news article about Flagship Studios apologizing once more for Hellgate: London. You could argue that this is not really news, because there wasn't an opportunity for weeks that the few people working there wouldn't use to apologize. But still: Read on for some promises about their new project Mythos. more...

Many gamers were not content at all with the presentation of Diablo 3. In particular, they complained about its look being too colorful and reminding a good portion of the gamers of World of Warcraft. Thus, it took no time that they started a petition, where about 1.000 people subscribed to already. more...

Ron Gilbert, the mastermind that created Monkey Island is alive and kickin'. And he could have well another innovative approach to games in mind this time. more...

Blizzard fansites are buzzing about the latest rumors surrounding a potential sequel to Diablo. more...

Blizzard is working on a StarCraft movie, the Tribble Ad Agency weblog reports, quoting unnamed sources. more...