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It’s Not Just You: Nintendo, Xbox, Playstation And More Struggling To Handle Quarantined Gamers

Gadgets

4 months ago

It’s Not Just You: Nintendo, Xbox, Playstation And More Struggling To Handle Quarantined Gamers

Victoria Song

Check Out The Historic Weekend Blizzard Canadians Are Still Digging Out Of

Science & Health

6 months ago

Check Out The Historic Weekend Blizzard Canadians Are Still Digging Out Of

Alyse Stanley

To 15 Years Of World Of Warcraft, And All The Pups I’ve Loved Before

Entertainment

8 months ago

To 15 Years Of World Of Warcraft, And All The Pups I’ve Loved Before

James Whitbrook

This coming weekend, on November 23, the Warcraft franchise marks some significant birthdays. Not only is it 25 years since Blizzard’s fantasy series first kicked off with the release of Orcs and Humans, it’s also 15 years to the day since Azeroth became open to all in World of Warcraft,…

Disney Picked A Hell Of A Time To Announce Its Latest Attempt To Make Star Wars Big In China

Entertainment

9 months ago

Disney Picked A Hell Of A Time To Announce Its Latest Attempt To Make Star Wars Big In China

James Whitbrook

Digital Activists Take Aim At Video Game Companies Over China Censorship

Gaming

9 months ago

Digital Activists Take Aim At Video Game Companies Over China Censorship

Dell Cameron

A leading U.S. digital rights organisation is joining the battle against top video game companies that might seek to censor gamers for expressing support for Hong Kongers who’ve been protesting Chinese influence over the past 27 weeks.

Weather Whiplash Is About To Hit The U.S.

Science & Health

10 months ago

Weather Whiplash Is About To Hit The U.S.

Brian Kahn

Activision Blizzard Begins Massive Layoffs

Gaming

1 year ago

Activision Blizzard Begins Massive Layoffs

Jason Schreier

Gaming

2 years ago

The Past, Present, And Future Of Diablo

Jason Schreier

On November 2, 2018, Blizzard closed its annual BlizzCon keynote by announcing, to scattered applause, a Diablo game for phones. It was a baffling marketing decision that immediately set off controversy, as fans of Blizzard’s iconic action-role-playing game franchise loudly accused the company of neglecting its PC players.