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“It would defy business logic for us to exclude PlayStation.”

Blizzard says they are investigating the issue, but has no workarounds at this moment.

Can you really blame people for being skeptical of a game that's had as many missteps as "The Day Before" has had?

This does align with the fact that the FTC lawsuit came only hours after US and EU officials had a call.

Streamlined gameplay experiences impact combat's most complex and high-risk aspects.

The preliminary hearing will take place on March 23.

The survey also mentions 3D gameplay where Heroes and minions would come to life on screen.

A dicey situation just got worse for Proletariat workers.

Developer Infinity Ward confirmed its return and will release further details in a blog later.

I can definitely see it.

Subsequently, Riot plans to hire 150+ people.

The dismantling of the Orc statue was live streamed with around 30,000 people watching.

Season 2 was supposed to launch at the start of February, so it'll see a slight setback.

The Evoker class will be joining the ranks for the very first time.

A leaked battle pass, a new neon city, and a new god.

Sources say the European Commission will send "a statement of objections" revealing concerns about the deal.

More changes to come as NetEase searches for new potential distribution partners in China.

They, too, have addressed their concerns to the FTC.

Trading Post follows not long after.

Proletariat employees are being forced to organize through the NLRB voting process.

Professor Putricide's new creations are taking over Battlegrounds Quests.

So they put an ad in The Washington Post.

Characters will have "reimagined abilities that will channel the power of the gods."

That’s another one down, but so many more to go.

A supermajority of 57 workers including animators, designers, producers, and other disciplines, want to unionize.

A bit of a slip-up during the "Twitch Makes Overwatch" livestream.

"We have received a lot of feedback this year, and our teams are always listening."

The ability for customers to file antitrust suits in the US has opened the door to citizens trying to block the Microsoft/Activision deal.

The stream kicks off at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time!

Come January, Blizzard will announce the 36 countries participating in the tourney.