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Activision Blizzard's Q4 2020 earnings boasted a strong quarter and year-over-year revenue increase largely on the success of Call of Duty and World of Warcraft sales and services.
Shadowlands manages to continue the narrative in World of Warcraft while providing fresh content for veterans and an accessible entry point for new players.
It would appear Vicarious Visions will focus on assisting in Blizzard projects and step away from lead development on new titles.
In a recent quarterly earnings call, executive leads of Activision Blizzard expressed interest in continuing to invest in mobile gaming with more of its franchises.
Balance and competitive patches will continue. There won't be any more for-purchase content like War Chests and Commanders.
Various unions representing workers at Blizzard's Versailles studio called for a strike on Tuesday in opposition of the company's plan to shutter offices.
A new Overwatch League Champion will finally be determined tomorrow.
Blizzard's hero shooter will be free for a week on the Nintendo Switch.
World of Warcraft's next big expansion has been pushed from its October release date.
Overwatch League has lost its second commissioner after just a year with the league.
