World of Warcraft developer scotches British report claiming that it was in talks to develop a game for Microsoft's next console.
NPD reports World of Warcraft expansion's reign at retail has extended for another moon; Sims 2 Double Deluxe takes silver, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II bangs out bronze.
Reps say World of Warcraft publisher skipping June event entirely, dashing hopes of playable Diablo III and Starcraft II on show floor.
Source: University of California Berkeley students can get credit for learning about Starcraft, according to a report on the blog Tumeroks, which points to another Web site specifically set up ...
Mike Morhaime, Rob Pardo, and Frank Pearce give insight on how the company grew from an upstart developer to a worldwide publishing giant.
Trading Markets cites Chinese magazine's insider sources that say NetEase will bring online-enabled version of Blizzard's sci-fi franchise to China--but does that equate to a new game?
Blizzard is running parallel teaser countdowns on Blizzard.com and Starcraft2.com for its upcoming game announcement this weekend.
A job posting and Korean newsletter raise the prospects of a console MMORPG and RTS comeback from the WOW developer.
Retailer named as official entertainment, electronics, and video game retailer as competition organiser also names its 2007 games.
Most recent weekly top 10 from NPD yields a Sims 2 four-way, a dethroned World of Warcraft, and a resurgent Starcraft: Battle Chest.
The 2006 GC Developer Conference in Leipzig, Germany, lands former Blizzard vice president for a keynote address.
Job posting on Web site sparks rumors of Starcraft and Warcraft sequel; developer declines to go into specifics about "unannounced project."
Electronics company lends support to US portion of the games for the fifth time; will also sponsor worldwide round of tournaments.
[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.
[UPDATE] Revered developers, titillating game characters, and enduring games join second class of inductees into industry-honoring attraction.
Xbox 360 sequels replace their predecessors; Halo 2 swapped out for Project Gotham Racing 3.
Walk of Game picks '06 inductees; joining Meier and Carmack are Lara Croft, Starcraft, Final Fantasy, and EverQuest.
700 of the globe's best gamers meet for competition in Singapore. Total purse tops $435,000.
Federal appeals court says players don't have the right to reverse engineer games to circumvent Battle.net.
Blizzard Entertainment to hold party for the fans; Warcraft, Starcraft, and Diablo take center stage.
Games picked for global competition; two new franchises join World Cyber Games this year in Singapore.
One of the world's largest and most comprehensive gaming tournaments descended on San Francisco. GameSpot was on the scene, bringing you close to the action. Check out this feature for ...
The first day of the international tourney sees in-game carnage surrounded by eerie silence; Romania, Bulgaria, Germany, and America clash in early competition.
Samsung Electronics announces that the grand final of this year's World Cyber Games will take place in San Francisco.
The Warcraft III developer shutters nearly 300,000 accounts tied to illicit programs.
Qualifying rounds for the World Cyber Games will start soon at CompUSA stores across the country.
Jaleco Entertainment announces that is has hired Millar brothers Chris and Ron, who previously worked on games in the Starcraft, Warcraft, and Diablo series.
The set will include the Warcraft III and Diablo II collector's-edition DVDs, as well as a DVD with the Starcraft and Brood War cinematics.
Bungie's first-person shooter for the Xbox becomes the first console game to grace iGames' list of most popular multiplayer games.
EA's World War II shooter regains the lead in NPD's latest list of best-selling games.
The game company denies confirming plans for the real-time strategy sequel.
The world's largest game competition is being held in Seoul, Korea.
A DVD compilation of Starcraft cinematics is now available from Blizzard.
Kunark is the only new face at the top of PC Data's May sales charts.
SimCity 3000 Unlimited enters the latest sales charts at number four.
Sequels, expansions, and franchises continue to dominate the charts
Brood War, Baldur's Gate, and Deer Hunter II 3D top the lineup of top-selling games.
Blizzard gets set to break out the celebratory champagne once again with another big seller.
Complaint alleging info-seeking registry sniffing on the part of Starcraft developer Blizzard is dropped.
Blizzard's attempt to get Micro Star Software's Stellar Forces add-on off the shelves is denied.
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