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The Warcraft III developer shutters nearly 300,000 accounts tied to illicit programs.
Job posting on Web site sparks rumors of Starcraft and Warcraft sequel; developer declines to go into specifics about "unannounced project."
Mike Morhaime, Rob Pardo, and Frank Pearce give insight on how the company grew from an upstart developer to a worldwide publishing giant.
Federal appeals court says players don't have the right to reverse engineer games to circumvent Battle.net.
Beta likely to be sacrificed as company gives Starcraft one last push out the door.
Blizzard Entertainment's upcoming title promises to be more than just Warcraft in space
Kunark is the only new face at the top of PC Data's May sales charts.
[UPDATE] Revered developers, titillating game characters, and enduring games join second class of inductees into industry-honoring attraction.
The game company denies confirming plans for the real-time strategy sequel.
[UPDATE 2] Following a flurry of rumors, the developer-publisher denies Starcraft or Diablo MMOG is in the works; image surfaces purporting to be confusing slide from Vivendi presentation.
A lawsuit has been filed against Starcraft publisher Blizzard and its parent company Cendant for illegally extracting information from selected Battle.net users.
Reports that Starcraft has gone gold are false... but they won't be for long.
High Heat Baseball from Team .366 and 3DO, Of Light and Darkness from Interplay, Douglas Adams' Starship Titanic from Simon & Schuster Interactive, and (in some stores) Starcraft from Blizzard Entertainment (no April Fools' joke) are at stores now.
The little elves at Blizzard Entertainment are searing the shrink-wrap seals shut on the first batch of Starcraft boxes.
Blizzard Entertainment stuns gamers with the news that Starcraft is going to press. It's not April 1, is it?
Lawsuit spells out what Starcraft's publisher did wrong. Read each and every word here.
Hope as it might, Blizzard isn't making any promises that Starcraft will make it to retailers' shelves by the holiday season. The game had been slated for a November release. Of course, when Blizzard's Diablo missed Christmas '96, there seemed to be only a positive impact saleswise. Some might argue that its January launch helped sales since competition was next to nothing. GS News will keep you posted.
Blizzard's hopes for continued growth are raised as the retail release of Starcraft nears.
Game developer says it needs more time "to make it what we want."
Dust off your trigger fingers, Blizzard says the Starcraft beta is a go.








