GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Blizzard's Overwatch 2 team has unionized. The wall-to-wall union--referred to as the Overwatch Gamemakers Guild--includes nearly 200 developers, ...

This info comes from Jez Corden, co-host of the podcast The Xbox Two and a fairly reliable source for breaking gaming news. During a recent episode about the upcoming Xbox Games Showcase for 2025, ...

Blizzard updates their venerable Zero G touring skis, introducing 88mm and 96mm waist widths with women’s-specific versions of both. The Zero G line of touring skis might be some of the most ...

Microsoft and the US Department of Justice joined forces this week to take down more than 100 domains linked to a Russian-sponsored hacker group known as Star Blizzard. The advanced persistent threat ...

Blizzard is reportedly making a third attempt at developing a StarCraft shooter, with former Far Cry executive producer Dan Hay, who joined Blizzard in 2022, leading the charge. Hot on the heels of ...

Games Less than 3 months after NetEase shut it down, new studio from Dragon Age and Halo devs gets resurrected Diablo Diablo co-creator and Blizzard co-founder says it's a "brutal" time for AAA games, ...

With fall just a few weeks away, Dairy Queen has revealed its Fall Blizzard Menu, which includes lots of pumpkin and a fan favorite. Dairy Queen's Fall Blizzard Menu will roll out on Monday, Aug. 26, ...

World of Warcraft. Diablo. StarCraft. Overwatch. Hearthstone. The response that Blizzard inspires from players might have shifted over the years, but it certainly still bears an incredible weight.

The deal between the gaming company Blizzard, now owned by Microsoft, and the Chinese giant NetEase renews a partnership that lapsed more than a year ago. By Daisuke Wakabayashi and Claire Fu The ...

The two companies are renewing their deal in what is an auspicious time for both of them. NetEase is reportedly about to bring Blizzard’s games back to China. As reported by Video Games Chronicle, a ...

How to stay safe when the snow is coming down. By Camille Baker On March 1, 1888, a buyer for the department store Edward Ridley & Sons in New York City made an error ...