Diablo 4 is joining a new timed trials initiative as part of Xbox's Free Play Days this weekend.
The Emerald Dream has been a place that World of Warcraft players have wanted to explore for over a decade now.
The upcoming Steam release of Diablo 4 launches alongside the game's second season, dubbed Season of Blood.
The season 7 bundle for Overwatch 2 seems to be the only way to get the new Diablo 4-themed skins added to the game.
Blizzard president Mike Ybarra has dashed the speculations of fans that the next World of Warcraft expansion could feature pirates heavily.
Diablo 4: Season of Blood will feature new and returning bosses, as well as updates to things like gem and stash storage, and status effects and resistances.
The new Support hero uses a Solar Rifle to heal and fire precision shots. She also deploys a Healing Pylon and can nuke groups with Captive Sun.
Executive producer Jared Neuss describes Overwatch 2 as being in early access not from the amount of content it has, but rather how content is made for it.
Blizzard is "working closely with Nvidia to identify affected hardware configurations" and gather as much data as possible.
The open beta goes live at 9 AM PDT on March 24th and ends at noon PDT on March 27th, with early downloads now available.
Using sigils can modify Dungeons in the endgame, granting new abilities to monsters and buffing them, debuffing players and so on.
Players will receive highlight intros for Junker Queen and Kiriko when logging in over the next week. Black Friday deals are also live.
Season 2's gameplay trailer and content roadmap will be revealed on November 27th, while the new map reveal is coming on December 2nd.
Check out a new trailer for World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King Classic. Created by a community creator, the trailer gives us a unique look at the upcoming game's various zones.
Blizzard's Rod Fergusson says this will be "our first major content update." Details on Diablo 3's Season 27 are also coming later this week.
The action RPG's first event is also set for July 15th to 18th with players collecting Moonslivers and earning Blessings for random rewards.
The Tank hero is playable in the upcoming closed PvP beta on June 28th and focuses on melee damage, wounding enemies and buffing allies.
Though Hero Talents won't be available in PvP, the team is discussing a separate mode where players could use them, as per game director Aaron Keller.
Purchase the Watchpoint Pack for $40 to gain access to the June 28th beta, the Premium Battle Pass for Season 1, and Overwatch: Legendary Edition.
New cosmetics include Weapon Charms, Banner and new Mythic skins. PvE is also slated for 2023 while multiple new heroes are in the works.
