Call of Duty's PC presence has been restricted to Battle.net for years, but it's looking like the series will finally be returning to Steam soon.
Currently available for North American players on PC.
No word on where Destiny 3 ends up, however.
Currently in beta, the feature allows for a more curated e-sports spectating experience.
The highly anticipated "Appear Offline" finally makes it ways to Battle.net users.
The popular online network and app will be called "Blizzard Battle.net" going forward.
Steam release won't be happening it seems.
The service will simply be called Blizzard.
Oh, hell yes.
Is it a competitor to Steam or EA Access?
Just in case you didn't know: that's kind of a big deal.
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