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Players can also look forward to the Epic Duels of Rock Legends special event and a new Tavern Brawl coming soon.

The Korea Fair Trade Commission “unconditionally cleared” the deal, citing no concerns about potential competition restrictions.

The Argent Tournament is coming.

Here we go again with Blizzard and their BS.

This is their first win in almost three years.

Tune in to the playtest preview today to see what all the noise is about.

The publisher's revenue is up 35% and net bookings rose 26%.

The faction lines continue to blur.

Niran PruksaManee hails from Thailand and specializes in plant-based technology.

There's a lot of content coming to Dragonflight.

Patch 26.0 paves the way for the Festival of Legends expansion.

Source 2 is looking pretty snazzy... and players are flocking back to CS:GO.

Some other games in the genre don't let players run into each other in the overworld, or fight giant bosses together.

Play Catch-A-Mari on the event-themed Hanamura from now until April 4.

There are concerns about the potential anti-competitive effects, though the company says otherwise.

"I still believe Blizzard can re-emerge as a haven for creatives with a positive culture for all employees."

The next big update adds 145 new cards and two new keywords: Finale and Overheal.

Critical Strike was nerfed, as was Gladiator's Distinction.

Graphs show that players were matched up against those ten ranks above in some cases.

If you've been wanting to check out Dragonflight, here's your chance.

The company proposed a 10-year deal with Sony, Nintendo, and cloud gaming providers.

A new zone, new raid, and more.

The mid-season update will bring back the adorable sidekicks, and add new ones.

The motion for disclosure, which includes platform exclusivity deals, was granted in February 2023.

Orcs and humans may earn several variations of the fresh armor through a new questline.

The Communications Workers of America claims the publisher violated multiple workplace laws.

Regulators seem to be in no hurry to make a decision.

Time is drawing near for a final judgement from EU and UK regulators.