Blizzard Entertainment announced today (27th) that Blizzard founding veteran Chris Metzen will return as executive creative director of the veteran MMORPG “World of Warcraft” (WoW) with immediate effect after returning to Blizzard at the end of last year. In his career, Chris Metzen has participated in plot conception, product development and other matters for “StarCraft”, … Read more
“World of Warcraft Classic” (World of Warcraft Classic) is scheduled to launch the “only one life” expert mode (Hardcore Mode) this summer, but before the official implementation, the overseas expert mode community broke out a “fifth knight “The massacre of the extermination group, because a player was suspected of sending heads maliciously, resulting in the … Read more
Blizzard embarks on a new project. A completely new universe, where a new survival game for PC and consoles will be developed. A place full of heroes we haven’t met yet, stories yet to be told, and adventures yet to be lived. A huge realm of possibilities waiting to be explored. At the moment there … Read more
The European Commission, Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority and the US Federal Trade Commission continue to investigate Microsoft’s nearly $69 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The first-named regulator extended the publication of the preliminary decision by 10 days to 4/25 of this year. He also said that given the scale of the transaction, global regulators … Read more
Britain’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is the third key market to be concerned about Microsoft’s $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The US Federal Trade Commission and the European Commission have already raised concerns. For now, it is only a report with a preliminary finding, the investigation is still ongoing. But now CMA publicly … Read more
Microsoft is not yet allowed to take over game studio Activision Blizzard. The British regulator CMA is afraid that Microsoft will become too powerful in the gaming market after a takeover. The acquisition was announced in January last year. Xbox maker Microsoft was willing to pay 69 billion dollars (more than 64 billion euros) for … Read more
EPA NOS News•yesterday, 20:44 De online multiplayer game World of Warcraft has been unavailable in China for a few hours. The American company Activision Blizzard, which makes the game, and the Chinese distributor NetEase stop working together after fourteen years. It is not yet known if and when Chinese gamers will be able to return … Read more
China Blizzard today (17th) published an announcement on Weibo, reporting the latest progress after the separation from Netease, and rushed to the top of Weibo’s hot search. Blizzard explained two key points in the article. First, after the breakup announcement, they still had negotiations with NetEase, hoping to extend the previous contract with NetEase for … Read more