Blizzard announced today that Johanna Faries will become the new president of Blizzard starting on February 5. She has been the Geneal Manager of Call of Duty for almost three years. Faries will step ...
This week saw sweeping layoffs and Xbox divesting itself of five studios, shaking up the company once again. Xbox went on a ...
Microsoft announced that Activision Blizzard CEO Bobby Kotick is finally stepping down, effective December 29. He is not the only high-profile departure, though Microsoft intends to leave most of the ...
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14don MSNOpinion
It looks like Blizzard's escaped Xbox's grim reset scythe for now, though there's still time
I'm sure this is great for morale.
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Blizzard devs in the dark as president says they can expect to hear more soon about Xbox's plan
Blizzard isn't undergoing changes just yet ...
Blizzard, known for being selective about new projects, appears to be open to external pitches—possibly due to a mix of industry trends and the ongoing demand from the passionate community. Starcraft: ...
Microsoft's Blizzard Entertainment is launching a new AA studio focused on its major franchises like World of Warcraft and Overwatch. Comprising former King employees, the studio may integrate mobile ...
As reported on by Windows Central, Faries acknowledged the green elephant in the room and talked about the layoffs, but didn’t offer specifics about what that meant for the house of Diablo and ...
Amid frustrations with Blizzard over events that you should read Play Nice to learn more about, over a dozen developers — including James Phinney, Jesse McReynolds, Eric Flannum, Robert Djordjevich, ...
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